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... in author's work by a knowledge of where he or she lives, for ideas are necessarily largely drawn from environment. Mr. Thomas Hardy lives in the heart of his beloved Wes■ex, at the quaint town of Dorchester. Mr. George Meredith has a charming chalet Box ...
... certificate there and then if he examined her first She refused to be examined. Ths cam Was again adjourned. c ■ Mr. and Mr* Thomas Hardy have lately bad Mra. Patrick Campbell visiting them. The , uoveliat has made considerable progress with the 1 dramatisation ...
... Troillet became a convert to the Roman Catholic religion. Mr. Thomas Hardy writes preface to “Two Tower,” which has just been published In the uniform edition. The following is passage from Mr. Hardy’s introduction: “On the publication of tbe book people seemed ...
... ago Mile. Troillot l»c2» convart to Roman Oatolle religion. Mr. Thomas Hardy writes prefaco “Two Tower.” which baa just been published to uniform edition. The following is 'rom Mr. Hardy’s introduction! “On tlm the book Deoole seemed to be less struck ...
... bit of excellent country road we were indeed far from the madding crowd's ignoble strife, and could well imagine how Thomas Hardy, amid such scenes, managed to portray the rural life of just such villages as we passed through from time to time. We made ...
... and Mr. Townsend, who has retired, three of the best chess players in the old House. Where some of our authors lire: Mr. Thomas Hardy in the heart of Wessex, at the quaint town of Dorchester; Mr. George Meredith near Dorking; Sir Walter Besant in Progn ...
... wer 1, Wm. Govder , 2, George Popplewell ; 3, Ben jamin Buckley. Of six entered, and the 2) > prizes were wanrded Thomas Cutte Joseph Hardy 3. id Fl teber. The otber prize winuers were Cecrge Parubaw, 1 first Jobs 1 sire 5 tt 2eecond, 3 third. 1 feurth ...
... away on hia Harry Lodge, the skipper, if the season does not turn ont more successfully than many of ite ?? UTOIRE Mr. Thomas Hardy Uvea in the heart of hia h»i.«.__.i Wessex, at the quaint town of Do_Seete? ^ —^I^*°^* J 0 ?? *•» ^y waving hair betokens ...
... be long; and he certainly can quote plenty of positive instances in his support, beginning with Fielding and ending with Thomas Hardy. Yet, be that as it may, the dominant call of the past publishing season has assuredly been the craze for something short ...
... and Mr. Townsend, who has retired, three of the best chess-players in the old House. Where some of our authors live: Mr. Thomas Hardy in the heart of Wessex, at the quaint town of Dorchester; Mr. George Meredith near Dorking; Sir Walter Besant in Frogn ...
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... 2. § 5- 2- 5. ?• |. 1 1 2 1 . - - - Thomas O. Aider Mary J. Atkinson William Bouwick Edith Cotney Maty B. Crowther Charles Henry Frank Thomas E. Glees Arthur J. Humble William A. Hardy Thomas Hill John William Hill Annes B. C. Uarlaud Mary ...