... among oiberv:— Walter Be'aot Henry James Mrs Clifford Kodyatd Kipling B. K. Crockett Mr* Lynn Linton Georg* Oiesing lan Thomas Hardy W. B. Korri* Beatriee Hamden James Paya Brete Hart* W. Clark Knasell John Oliver Hobbes Florence Warden Anthony Hope Stanley ...

... say that it would be difficult to imagine two writers whose work was at once so like and unlike as that of Kipling and Thomas Hardy. In style and manner these two men were often as far apart aa the two poles, and im many wa: they possessed its of simi) ...

... on to say that it w writers whose work was at once so like and unlike be difficult to imagine two as that of Kipling and Thomas Hardy. In style and manner these two men were often as far apart as the two » and its of simi! in many wa: ty. Both writers, ...

... Norel Writer*, udobc Walter Henry Jmc* Mr* Clifford Hadyard KipUae R.R. Crockett HnLyaiLatoa George Gifting lan Madam Thomas Hardy W. B. Korda Boatrlee Harradon Jaa«t Para RreU Hart* W. Clark HmcU John Oliver Hobbes Floreses Wsidca Anthony Hope fUanlcr ...

... homes and into the bands of the young. where otherwise a treatise or a hook with s purpose would be worse than ueelees. Mr. Thomas Hardy 's Tees had carried revolt into hundreds cf I homes where n.herwise it would never have been heard. of. The one thing ...

... Writers, amone other*:- Walter Beeant Henry Jawes Mrs Clifford Madyaid R. R. Crockett Mrs Ljqd George Giasing lan Maclarea Thomas Hardy W B.sorrii Beatrice Hamden Janet Pays Brcte Marts W. Clark Rmkil John Oliver Hobbes Flortnos Wardts Anthony Hope Stanley ...

... of the man behind the book, to which we referred kit week. we MAW mention that it is the opinion of one who knows Mr. Thomas Hardy somewhat intimately, that Jude, unconsciously or oonacionaly, to a self-drawn portrait) of the author. The resemblances ...

... Oliver Wendell Holmes, Wordsworth, Coleridge, James Itursell Lowell, Tennyson, Disraeli. Mr. Coventry Yattnore. and Mr. Thomas Hardy were cited. The general useumption that these mental conditions are of universal prevalence is repudiated vv Sir James ...

... ard K:pling W. (lark Russell Mrs. (tricker Mrs.. Lynn Ligon Flora Annie Steele. Urorge Hissing Mac'arra Florence Warden Thomas Hardy Frankfurt Moon. Marriott Wataon Beatrice Harraden George Moore Stanley Weyman Bret Harts W. F. Norris I. John Oliver Hohree ...

... Crockett Rudyard dine W. Clark Bowl! Mrs. Crocker Mr. Lynn Linton Flora Steels George abasing lon Naclaren Florence Warden Thomas Hardy Frankfort Hoorn Marriott Watson Beatrice Harraden Ororge Moore Wry Weyman Beet Harm W. E. Norris I. &nitwit' John Oliver ...

... High Pit. Thomas Hardy, employed on the belt screen, was doing munching wi►h the belt. the engine while being in motaoo, with the remit the - his right hand got eneangled, and before anything cored be dons his hand was torn off. The it.. to Hardy, who le ...

... other*:— Walter Bet ant Henry Jane* Mr* Clifford Radyard Kipling H. H. Crockett Mrs Ljan Lin ton George Gluing lan Maclaren Thomas Hardy W. B. Norris Beatrice Hamden James Payn Bret* Hart* W. Clark Rnuell John Oliver Hobbes Florence Warden Anthony Hope Stanley ...