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... KIPII7O, who hat been spending mine time in the neighbourhood a Dorchester, cycling with his friend and brother novelist. Mr. Thomas Hardy, is an charmed with the picturesqueness of the Amery that be contemplates securing a residence in the locality. Negotiations ...
... visiting Dorchester, on the outskirts of which town bis friends and brother novelist, Mr. Thomas Hardy resides. Ho baa bicycled through the greater part of Hardy country,” and has made himself acquainted with some of the principal scenes which occur in ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Beruac, A. Conan Doyle. A Last Throw, by Alice M. Diehl. Francesca Halstead, by Reginald St. Bar he. The Well Beloved, by Thomas Hardy. They that Sit in Darkness, by John Mackie. His Doable Self, by H. Curtis. A Rogue’s Conscience, by D. Christie Murray ...
... Bernac, by A. Conan Doyle. A Last Throw, by Alice M. Diehl. Francesca Halstead, by Reginald St. Barbe. The Well Beloved, by Thomas Hardy. They that Sit in Darkness, by John Hackle. His Double Self, by B. Curtis. A Rogue’s Conscience, by D. Christie Murray ...
... Bernac, by A. Conan Doyle. A Last Throw, by Alice M. Diehl. Francesca Halstead, by Reginald St. Barbe. 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 ...
... Francesca Halstead, by Reginald St. Barbe. Trooper Peter Halket of Mashonaland, by Olive Schreiner. The Well Beloved, Thomas Hardy. They that Sit in Darkness, John Mackie. His Double Self, by H. Curtis. A Rogue’s Conscience, D. Christie Murray, With ...
... flap, olwme, 111051010. Danl. the past Mr. Hedy.. Kipling b. been victim. on the out.im what town his Mead eed brother Mr. Thomas Hardy mid. Consedsrahle imam. among the eoldim al lb. Dorcheeter Bornichs by • matt which Kr. Hadyard Kipliy paid ▪ The leakier ...
... been visiting this town, ow the outskirts of which his friend and brother novelist, Mr. Thomas Hardy, resides. He has bicycled through the greater part of Hardy's country, and made himself acquainted with some of the principal scenes which occur in ...
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