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... HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS. STORIES FROM BLACK AND W IT E. By GRANT ALLEN. Mrs. LYNN UNION, J. M. BARRIE, W. CLAM:. RUSsEI.I., THOMAS HARDY, W. E. NOM-, and I AMES PAY N. With Portraits and Numerous Illustrations by DUDLEY HARM * *. W. W. HATHERELL ...
... EM, and beware ot worthless imitations. -- THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, So - . STORIES FROM BLACK AND WHITE. By GRANT ALLEN, LINTON, J. M. BARRIE, Mrs. OLIPHANT, W. CLARK RI'SSRLI., THOMAS HARDY, W. E. NORRIS, and PAYS. With Portraits and ...
... World. « Excites curiosity as to its authorship. A plausible theory is that Olive Schreiner, having been hypnotised by Thomas Hardy, dreamt the story, and then commissioned somebody else to write it down.”—Pall Mall Gazette. « If Shelley had tried to ...
... Pays_ iseites curiosity as to its authorship. A plausible theory la that Olive Schreiner, basins been hypnotised b 7 Thomas Hardy. dreamt the and then commissioned somebody else to write it Yr W. T. Stead. in his article on Women Novelists In the ...
... Reviews. Excites curiosity as to its authorship. A plausible theory is that Olive Schreiner. having been hypnotised by Thomas Hardy. dreamt the story. and then commissioned somebody elselo write it doern.—Pall Mall liarette. THE DEAD GALLANT end the ...
... 11 idory of Anter;ca. A book of great interest will be Mr. Lionel Johnson's Art of Thomas Hardy, which is to be issued shortly. Appended is a bibliography of Mr. Hardy's writings, compiled by Mr. John Lane. ...
... Two Vols. Excites curiosity as to Its authorship. A plausible theory is that Olive Schreiner, having been hypnotised by Thomas Hardy, dreamt the story, and then commissioned some one else to write it &lan - -Pell lIIIHE DEAD GALLANT cud toe KING or .1 ...
... Finchle}*, is an up-to-date dairy of the most advanced type. It is, perhaps, less romantic than the dairies which Mr. Thomas Hardy peoples with his Tesses and his Margery Tuckers, but for a worlc-a-day world it is distinctly more satis factory. The buildings ...
... George Elio: herself could not done better. By the Author of of the D•Urbervillos. LS LITTLE IRONIES. A Set of Tales. By THOMAS HARDY. Author of A of Noble Dames. Crown COO.. bibc eat ra. Es. I Fifth Large Ediiims• LOVfi oil a MORTAL LEASE. By 0. SBA ...
... GAZETTE says“ Excites curiosity to its authorship. A plausible j theory is that Olive Schreiner, having been hypnotized Thomas Hardy, dreamt the story ' and then commissioned somebody else to write it down.'* A NEW NOVELIST. NOW READY, in vols., at all ...
... “home of Dante Gabriel Rossetti). Among the numerous guests—about 200—were Lady Elizabeth Cust, Mr. Thomas Hardy (the author of “ Tess ”) and Mrs. Hardy, Mr. Lewis Morris, Canon Basil Wilberforce and Mrs. and Miss Wilberforce, and many other well-known ...
... MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. Mr. Thomas Hardy is adapting Tess for the stage, and it is said that Miss Elizabeth Robins will create the title role. The 700th Performance of Our Plat at the Strand was reached on August 16. Business is still very good at the ...