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... OUR GREATER NOVELISTS AS POETS. MR. GEORGE MEREDITH AND MR. THOMAS HARDY, LONG RECOGNISED AS THE FOREMOST BRITISH NOVELISTS OF THE AGE, HAVE PUBLISHED THEIR COLLECTED POEMS. Almost simultaneously have appeared the poetical work of the two greatest living ...
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... extensive reader. He also expresses thanks for Rabelais, who must always be numbered amongst the immortals. The views of Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. George Meredith, two our typical English novelists, will be read with interest. Both in their letters reveal a ...
... known is the first (18911, rated nir George. She has had the unique honour of writing a story in collaboration with Mr Thomas Hardy. Mrs Henniker is very well known in society, and acted as Vicereine at during her brother's Viceroyalty. She minted in ...
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... What the Author ok Tess Says. Mr. Thomas Hardy expresses himself as follows Your question a difficult one to answer in a brief letter owing to the manysidedness of that genius, the variety of lights given out by the innumerable facets into which French ...
... Marryat Thomas Carlyle D. Murray Wilkie Collins Max O’Rell David Pae Marie Corelli F. Marion Crawford Captain Mayne Reid Charles Dickens Charles Reade A. Conan Doyle Dora Russell George Eliot Sir Water Soutt H. Rider Haggard Annie 8. Swan Thomas Hardy W. M ...
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... sails, Mr. Rider Haggard farms, Mr. Pemberton hunts. The bicycle, naturally enough. her attracted most authors, h.= Mr. Thomas Hardy dowswards. ler. Phil!poets —.ore original than his fellows—grows lilies and ashes for trout. Mr. is a gifted gsrdsner. ...
... Mr. Rider Haggard farms, Mr. Max Pemberton hunts. The bic;cle, naturally enough, bas attracted most authors, from Mr. Thomas Hardy downwards. Mr. FEden Phlllroeu-—-mon ori?inal than his fellows—grows lilies and fishes for trout. Mr, mxn is nfiud gardener ...
... GYMNASTIC EXERCISE FOR WOMEN. WE believe it was Mr. Thomas Hardy who first—in “The XLaodicean —advocated gymnastic exercise for women. It was, if memory serves us, a favourite amusement of the charming heroine of that novel, but during all these years ...