... Novels have been sod. THOMAS HARDY'S NOVELS. LIBRARY EDITION. With lri.contlsplaosi Etchlogs. Cloth gilt, es. assolt. Thomas Hardy Is at the summit of British novelists. His brilliant triumphs in fiction have fairly raised him to this position.—Fwrnightly ...

... Camumiugr REVIEW. A scries studies, grim and humorous, fanciful and pathetic . . , The p'easaut mixture dedicated to Mrs. Thomas Hardy.”— Thr Academy. “A volume of clever sketches. Indeed there is more than cleverness in them. There feeling, often expressed ...

... Cambridge Review. “A series studies, grim and humorous, fanciful and pathetic. , , , The pleasant mixture dedicated to Mrs. Thomas Hardy.— Academy. A volume of clever sketches. Indeed, there more than cleverness in them There is feeling, often expressed ...

... Review. A series of studies, grim and humorous, fanciful and pathetic. . . , The pleasant mixture is dedicated to Mrs. Thomas Hardy.”— Academy. A volume of clever sketches. Indeed, there is more than cleverness in them. There is feeling, often expressed ...

... Camurjuok Review. A series of studies, grim and humorous, fanciful and pathetic , , , The p’casant mixture is dedicated Mrs. Thomas Hardy.— The Academy. A volume of clever sketches. Indeed there is more than cleverness in them. There is feeling, often expressed ...

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... principal responsibilities were on the litenry side the journal, where be numbered Mr. George Meredith, Mr. Swinburne, Mr. Thomas Hardy, the late Mr. K. L. Steveneon. and, in faei, moot of the distinguished of the day, among the contributors. He has had entire ...

... st by Mr. \minm Watson, and articles by Miss Frances Power Cobbe, Dr. Dudgeon, &c. ; while Mr. R. D. Blackmore and Mr. Thomas Hardy are among those who have promised contributions to futuré humbers. The price of the Aboli‘tionist will be 2a., or 2s. annual ...

... Hevikw. A series of studies, grim and humorous, fanciful and pathetic. . , . The pleasant mixture is dedicated to Mrs. Thomas Hardy.— The Academy. A volume of clever sketches. Indeed there is more than cleverness in them. There is feeling, often expressed ...

... genuine lile Review. “A scries of studies, grim and humorous, fanciful and pathetic The pleasant mixture is dedicated to Mrs. Thomas Hardy.' The Academy. A volume of clever sketches. Indeed there is more than cleverness in them There is feeling, often expressed ...

... towns and from war’s horrors. In gerhaps the best semi-military novel that has een written within the last twenty years Mr. Thomas Hardy gives us a pleasing picture of the warrior’s keen interest in things pertaining to the farm and the land. “The Trumpet- ...

... would prevent him attending. Amongst others who were present were Captain Granville (Chief Constable of the mantel Mr. Thomas Hardy (the novelist), Captain Mensal. and Colonel Brough. ...