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... By THOMAS HARDY. UNIFORM AND COMPLETE EDITION. Each Novella revived by the Author, and contains Vtir:fanacerlleterpropnrttirtl for this edition : togtt u h l z and a map of' The Country Novels, drawn by the Author. Jude the Obscure. Tess of the D'Urbervilles ...
... THOMAS HARDY, J. M. BARRIE, W. E. NORRIS, t. STORIES FROM BLACK & WHITE. By GRANT ALLEN, Mrs. LYNN LINTON, L M. BARRIE, Mrs. OLIPHANT, W. CLARK RUSSELL, THOMAS HARDY, W. E. Nouitts, and JAMES PAYS. With Portraits and Numerous Illustrations by lIA ROY ...
... near neighbour to Mr. Thomas Hardy, she has been enjoying a wellearned holiday. This news, in itself significant, is of additional interest when coupled with the fact that she has brought with her a dramatised version of Mr. Hardy's much-discussed novel ...
... Temperance PLC. .. -- Rev. .T. Hughes Mr. S. H. Parker lloaars. W. Colo. T. C. Weinsor, sal J. LI Coun. Jonathan Plclea Mr. Thomas Hardy Mr. J. Graham Mr. F. W. Mr. Z. Wookook Mews. J. Griffiths, J. P. Ursa. sal a.0.0.T.1 a Mr. W. Hall, Geo. Shires. J. Constantin* ...
... recent Books of all the lAA KRI E Popular Authors, CRoCKET STANLEY WILYMAN GEORGE MA DONALD GRANT ALLEN DrMAS SARAH G RAND THOMAS HARDY NIAARTEN MARTAANN. BLICHMURE RIDER HAta;ARD CONAN DOYLE EDNA LYELL STEELS BeNSON MRS HUMPHREY WARD ANTHONY HOPS lOTA MRS ...
... population amongst whom it obtains ; but it perhap* har.lly to be recommended Western society—until the Grant Aliens and Thomas Hardy* have debased us to the necessary level. ...
... * * * * * * it •. • • k • .0 NOW I also understand what Howells means when he adds, of Thomas Hardy 's work generally : lie has given me the same pity and despair in view of the blind struggles of his modern English lower middleclass people that I ...
... and his Rent ), or Wm. Deane Howells ? Has he never heard of his own niore immediate contemporaries, Geo. Meredith and Thomas Hardy ? Barrie, Maclaren, or Zangwill Mr. Hall Caine has told his friend Mr. Sherard, who repeats the information in McClure's ...
... gave a breakfast in her honour, at which Mr. Swinburne, George Eliot, Gustave Dore, Robert Browning, Jean Ingelow, and Thomas Hardy were present, Mrs. Moulton has come to spend part of each year in England, and no visitor from over-seas is more longingly ...
... Odell. Messrs. A. Bto R. B. Lack. and J. Moseley W.T. Postlethwalta CA. awl 1. Weatharill Mrs. Orem& Mrs. Massey. and Mr. Thomas' Hardy Plenydd Revs. J Thornley, B. Prater. Messrs. H Hibbert and Tomlinson 'onn. A. Shaw. Masers, J. Matson. J. T. Nowell ...
... Martin Conway, Mr. John Morley, Mr, John Ruskin, Mr. Hall Caine, Mr. Rider Haggard, Mr. Henry Norman, Sir Edwin Arnold, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. R. D. Blackmore, Mr. William Black, Mr. Alfred Austin, and, in fact, all the prominent English authors. It is an eloquent ...
... beautifully illtatrated, High, glk . . . . . 9/ 7/6 SWEETHEART TRAViLLERS by S. R. Crockett 6/ 4/6 •• JUDE THE OBSCURE by Thomas Hardy el 416 ••7•1111 VAILIMA LETTERS by R. L. Stevenson 6/ ye •• A WINDOW IN THRUMS byJ. M. Bartle 6/ •• THE STARK • MUNRO ...