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... words, that be is human. Mr. Thomas Hardy has thoughts of collecting his unpublished short stories into another volume ; or perhaps it would be more correct to say that he is being asked to take up this task. So far Mr. Hardy has published three volumes ...
... iltephan's Hall. Not only le the now the same, there is a resemblance ales 'the cleanly mt, parsed-up mouth' of which MA Thomas Hardy Mat It le in • yang man's fortune If properly Moth r Mr. O'Camordielikas Mr. Chamberlain. in him the most fonnklable and ...
... words, that he is human. Mr. Thomas Hardy has thoughts of collecting his unpublished short stories into another volume; or perhaps it would be more correct to say that he is being asked to take up this task. So far Mr. Hardy has published three volumes ...
... Francesca Halstead, by Reginald St. Barbe. Trooper Peter Halket of Mashonaland, by Olive Schreiner. The Well Beloved, by Thomas Hardy. They that Sit in Darkness, by John Mackie, His Double Self, by H. Curtis. A Rogue’s Conscience, by D. Christie Murray ...
... Queen is to reside at Balmoral until the second week November. 1 is interesting to see that Mr. Rudyard Kipling and Mr. Thomas Hardy are rambling about Dorsetshire together. 1 Sir John and Lady are entertaining a small shooting party at Glenfernate Lodge ...
... I hear that Mr. Thomas Hardy hard at work upon new book. No title has, I believe, been selected for the work, but the novelist has several before him. Few fietion writers are so careful about choosing the titles of their works Mr. Hardy. He makes out a ...
... Francesca Halstead, by Reginald St, Barbe. Trooper Peter Hslket of Mashonaland, by Olive Schreiner. The Well Beloved, by Thomas Hardy. They that Sit in Darkness, John Mackie. Double Self, H. Curtis. A Rogue’s Conscience, D. Christie Murray. The Speculators ...
... master of the be>t, style of English prose during the past ten yeurs was Mr. Walter Pater. The next names toe list are Thomas Hardy, Robert Louis Stevenson, John Kuskin, and Andrew Lang. Sentenced to Death.— The«e are the most terribly significant three ...
... Limitalicne, b/ E. I. Bcuon. The Dream that Stayed, by Florr.ce Marry all. Deril’e Dice, by William Qneu*. Under the Tree, by Thomas Hardy. Sentimental Tommy, by J M. Bams. A Son of lahmael, by L. T. Meeds. A Splendid Sin, by Great etUm. Hi. KxoeUenoy’e Oorerneaa ...
... Girl, by Mrs. Herbert Martin. Lady of Quality, by F. H. Burnett. Heart of the World, by H. Rider Haggard. The Woodlanders, Thomas Hardy. With Edged Tools, by H. 8. Mernman. Woman of the World, by Mabel Robinson. The Gaverocks, by S. Baring Gould. Beauty’s ...
... Gould. A Monk Fife, Andrew Lang. Exploits Brigadier Gerard, by A. Conan Doyle. A Rogue’s Daughter, by Adeline Sergeant. A Thomas Hardy. The Demagogue and Lady Fhayre, W. J. Locke. A Matter of Skill, by Beatnee Whitby. The Slave ol the Lump, by H. S. Merriman ...
... the fancy and imagination than Elia knew. After piling up the evidenceagainst Mrs. Battle—with the aid of Shakespeare, Thomas Hardy. and Owen Meredith—the writer asks, what game of the merely slate-and-pencil order could generate enthusiasm to ¨aut ...