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... and noaived 600 words in 42min. 42MC. IT is interesting to reminded of the fact that ■ome of the earliest work of Mr. Thomas Hardy (who bar jurt reached his year) was attributed to Eliot. Teee always reminds of of George Bitot's work, in spits of ...
... Conan Doyle,; Rider Haggard, R. L. Stevenson, Zola, Harold Frederick, Rolf Bolderwood, J. Strange Winter, Mrs. Oliphant, Thomas Hardy, Justin McCarthy, Joseph Hatton, Sir Walter Besant, W. Clark Russell, Edna Lyall, S. R. Crockett, J. M. Barris, Tranford ...
... Conan Doyle„ Rider Haggard, B. L. Stevenson, Zola, Harold Frederick. Rolf Bolderwood. J. Strange Winter, Mrs. Oliphant, Thomas Hardy, Justin McCarthy, Joseph Hatton. Sir Walter Reliant, W. Clark Russell, Edna Lyall. B. R. Crockett, J. M. Barrie. Tranford ...
... should contaitsed 18 calm was feud to hold only one. fu is istimerang to be reminded of the fact that et tie work of Mr. Thomas Hardy (who has inst reached his ttOth year) was attributed I. Eliot. ' always reminds us of some of George Xliot's work. in ...
... Campbell will be seen after all m London in the stage version of «Less of the D’Urbervilles.? She has been ia with Mr. Thomas Hardy for the production of his dramatised novel, and is really very cager to produce it, though there are some about the part ...
... HEATH AND MOORLAND BLOSSOMS. Tho fata of Epdon Heath—that heath rleidly described by Thomas Hardy in -The Return of ‘he Native ’’—has overtaken many of our open of gone and heather, and the breesy moorlands have also suffered at the hand of the invad ...
... Voyage, ke., ft. [FOURTH ARTICT 1 HEATH AND MOORLAND BLOSSOMS. The fate of Eedon Heath—that heath so vividly described by Thomas Hardy in The Return of - he Native —has overtaken many of our open wastes of gorse and heather, and the breezy moriands have ...
... Nelson. It fell from his pocket as he lay dying in the cockpit of the ictory, and was picked up by the late Admiral Sir Thomas ] Hardy, his flag captain. A water-colour drawing of | the celebrated signal flag, M England expect# every man to his duty, is ...
... scheme. the course of business meeting which followed, the thanks of the society were voted to the first president, Mr Thomas Hardy, the modern reviver of Wessex,” and Mr E. H. Coombs ißeaminster) was enthusiastically re-elected hon. secretary and treasurer ...
... The riming oontinuation received Ix,o&n from the County Chun- its Wines: Frederick Hardy. Thomas Skiltoo Mara Dennis, Joseph Murn-y. William Rampton. Wehsr &Walsh. Thomas Batton, mid Mary Taylor. while these and other of the 'totems received promote vnrying ...
... QUELBITIES OF TO-DAY. een Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, owes much the to hip wife, for it Was she who persuaded hims a give up architecture for literature, who copie&is :Irat-novel and sent it to the -publisher, and who vill still atlends to til business ...
... the church. They won't give anything. It is Interesting to be reminded of the fart that name of the earliest work of Mr. Thomas Hardy (who has just reached his bOth year) was attributed to George Eliot. Tess always reminds us of some of George Eiot's ...