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... George Eliot, but both she and William Black fell into blunder* when they climbed into the realms of musical technology. Thomas Hardy had also made mis taken. Tho lecturer then spoke a group of American writers—Marion Crawford, Oliver Wendell lfolmes, and ...
... of a well-bred scholar, and hear of it in the accents of a clean-souled English gentleman. Next Article of the Series: “THOMAS HARDY.” ...
... evenings fall early, sitting at hen merry wheel, she sings defiance to the giddy wheel fortune.” How like picture from Thomas Hardy!” I remarked in admiration of the scene. ...
... No matter. Further and further still Through tho world's vaporous vitiate air His words wing on—as strong words will. —Thomas Hardy, in to-day's ‘° Times. TO-DAY’S WEATHER REPORT. (®Y OUR PRIVATE WIRE) To-day’s weather report, ixsued by the Metcorologi- ...
... Victorien Sardou Bs. Duckworth. THE TRAINING OF TEACHERS: S. 8. Lauris; 6e. Cambridge University' Preee. THE WESSEX OF THOMAS HARDY; by Bertram C. A. Windle; 21«. , —..John Lane. THE WORLD’S HISTORY; surrey of Man's Record; edited Dr. H. F. Helmholt, ...
... EDMUND GOSSE, M.A., LL.D. Crown 8vo. pit top, 2*. met. THOMAS HAKDY’S DRAMA. 1 1XHE DYNASTS: A l>rama of the Napoleonic W«ur3. JL In Three Parts, Nineteen Acts, and One and Thirty Scenes. THOMAS HARDY, Part First. Crown So. 4s. 64. net. new edition in one ...
... aty and County Bank, has been promoted to the Selby man- • Mar No Do.—At Selby on Monday, a local chimney-sweep named Thomas! Hardy. was charged with a breach of the Chimney Sweeper's Act on the 14th ult. P.O.' Jones stated that in the afternoon of that ...
... with the Archbishop Canterbury, tiio Bishop Hereford, and many A resolution favour of the Licensing bill way proposed Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Tudor Walters, M.P., in long and ippe.il, said lie was strongly of tii ...
... the Dorsetshire peasantry. There was then (harming drive to Dorchester. Here the novelist and Mrs. Hardy received their friends tea Max Gate. Thomas Hardy, in loungo jacket and big Panama hat—a modest, qairt-raannored little man—was delighted to show hia ...
... a notable West-country cleric, the Rev. Henry Moule, Vicar of Fordington, Dorchester, where, have the assurance of Mr. Thomas Hardy, who knew him well, was regarded as a saint. The delightful old parson sketched in Tess is a close and faithful portrait ...
... contributed voluntarily nearly fifty living verse-writers. Tliey include 'Elisabeth, Queen of (Carmen Mr. Edmund GOMW, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. William Watson, Mr. Andrew Lang, Mr. (the Irish Secretary), and the Karl Crewe. Tlie Guild was instituted for the ...
... terms preeize, cull is he who seems bur is not w Judgment was reserved. TWO NOTABLE FIGURES AT MEREDITH'S FUNERAL. Mr. Thomas Hardy, looking very hard and white, sat in the shadow of one of the choir stalls at Mr. Meredith’s funeral.. One mourner by his ...