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... for a few days at Great Malvern, where they proceeded leaving Nottingham. Mr. Kipling, who has been cycKng in with Mr. Thomas Hardy, is negotiating for the purchase of house and grounds Rodwell, near Dorchester. 1 One of the King visit Morocco is has ...
... Oallm. Francesca Halstead, by Rtginald St. Barbe. Trooper Peter Halket Mashonaland, by Olive Schreiner. The Well Beloved, Thomas Hardy. They that Sit in Darkness, by John Maekie. His Double Self, by H. Cnrtie. A Rogue’s Conscience, by D. Christie Murray ...
... thing of the kind not so very long ago, but he was a pictorial journalist. I was able to inform you some weeks ago that Mr. Thomas Hardy was contemplating a return to his old literary manner, as exempli- fied in “Under the Grecnwood Tree” and the beautiful ...
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... the guests were the American Ambassador, Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood, Lady Catherine Somerset, Earl Beauchamp, Mr. Mallock, Mr. Thomas hardy, and Mr. and Mrs. Allhnseu. DIAMOND JUBILEE COMMITTEE.—FabIie dinners, as carried oat in Newbury, are very enjoyable end ...
... visiting Dorchester, on the outskirts of which town his friend and brother novelist, Mr. Thomas Hardy, resides. He has bicycled through the greater part of Hardy's country, and has made himself ace uaintei with some of the principal scenes which occur ...
... finer Light; Of Bogtish Arehitectersere noteworthy prow*, and Worseo Bed • lovely repremotatise to the Everdese of Thomas Hardy, Ao Oxford Hittsloy that city with it. dream of 0w and Raymond lilathwart's interviews rib Foorriek llarrieoa flax ...
... E. F. Benson. The Dream that Stayed, by Florence Marryatt. Devil’s Dice, by William Le Queuz. Under the Greenwood Tree, Thomas Hardy. Sentimental Tommy, by J. H. Barrie, Son of Ishmael, by L. T. Meade. Splendid Sin, by Grant Mien. The Wisdom of the Simple ...
... the nose the same, but there is a resemblance also in the cleanly exquisitely pursed-up mouth —a mouth of which Mr. Thomas Hardy has said that itself a young man's fortune if properly exercised. Much as Mr. O'Connor dislikes Mr. Chamberlain, he recognises ...
... Francesca Halstead, by Reginald St. Baric. Trooper Peter Halket of Mashonaland, Olive Schreiner. The Well Beloved, by Thomas Hardy. They that Sit in Darkness, by John Uackie. His Double Self, by H. Curtis. A Rogue’s Conscience, D. Christie Murray, The ...
... F. Benson. The Dream that Stayed, by Florence Marryatt. Deril’a Dice, by William Le Queux. Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy. Sentimental Tommy, J. M. Barrie, Son of lahmael, by L. T. Meade. A Splendid Sin, by Grant Allen. The Wisdom of the Simple ...
... Francesca Halstead, by Reginald St. Bathe, Trooper Peter Halkot of Mashonaland, by Olive Schreiner. The Well Beloved, Thomas Hardy. They that Sit in Darkness, by John Hackie. His Double Self, by H. Curtis. A Rogue’s Conscience, D. Christie Hurray, The ...