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... Betrayal of John Fords= by Farjeon. Juan of Arc by Mark Twat*. Light that Failed by Rudyard Riping. Jude the Obegure by Thomas Hardy. Seats of the Might: 7l y Gilbert Factor. The Herb Moon by John Oliver Hobbs. The Final War by William Le Quoin. When Greek ...
... nature which are at the very roots of all theology. THOMAS HARDY. Tbe most brilliant of oar living novelist* unhappily forms an ethical and theological contrast to writers already dealt with. Thomas Hardy brings to his delineations of Wessex life and landscape ...
... are, N. Mr. Asquith was in the chair. There was large audience, including Lord Rosebery, Mr. Balfour, Mr. Haldane, Mr. Thomas Hardy, and many others. ...
... Burroughs, and the latter is not merely a companion of the spirit. The rest are ours Walton, Gilbert White, Jefferies, and Thomas Hardy. Very pleasantly he talks about them and their haunts, which he knows far more familiarly than most of their English readers ...
... .1.1 , Mr. W. Davies Mr. John Taylor Bev. Prof. Mayor, M.A.. Mr. Hardy Mr. W Wlddep Mr. J. B. Tberalay . Mr. Ms.). Loyale el . Mr. Colllsess Mr. 0= a Mr. Bev. AC. Mr. Thomas Hardy Mr. A. Oates J. Westlake Mr. W. C. Mr. B. Wood Mr. Mr. .1. Mr. J. Mr ...
... audience to hear Mr. Augustine Birrell, Q.G., MP , lecture our old friend Dr. Johnson. Lord Rosebery and Mr. Balfour, and Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. Henry James, the distinguished novelists, were present, and Mr. H. H. Asquith, Q..C., M.P., was in the chair. Mr ...
... 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 ...
... wife, and was only 19 vears old.—Mr. Corser committed the prisoner for tiial to the Sessions. Self-defence with a Poker.— Thomas Hardy, 26, of 60, Maplin Street, Mile End, was charged, at Thames, on Monday, with aseaunlting James Carter, a commercial traveller ...
... G ITEMS OF LiTERARY NEWS,—Mr, Thomas Hardy is practically re-writing his story, “The Pursuit of the Well-Beloved.” The original serial version was produced rather in a hurry, and failed subsequently to satisfy Mr. Hardy or, we may add, his admirers It ...
... Betrayal of John Ford= by Farjeon. Joan of Arc by Mark TRIIIII. Light that Failed by Budyard Kipling. Jude the °immure by Thomas Hardy. Seats of the Mighty by Gilbert Parker. The Herb Moon by John Oliver Hobbs. Final War by William Le Queux. When Greek meets ...
... THOMAS MIROT'HOVILS AUTHOR'S UNIFORM & COMPLETE EDITION. With Frontispiece Etchings. Cloth gilt, 6s. each., Thomas Hardy is at the summit of British noveliNts. His brilliam triumphs in fiction have fairly raised him to this position.—Fortnichily TESS ...
... Morirtields, tomorrow night, which should be of great interest. He has taken as his subject The Novelists of the Day, from Thomas Hardy to Baring-Gould, and the lecture will be profusely illustrated with pictures of their homes, illustrations I, their works ...