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... THOMAS HARDY The following remarks concerning Tew of the JJ’Urbervilles'' are from article in toe Pall Mall Magaxine. Years ago, when Tess vat publishing. Mr. Hardy received scores Utters entreating him to make happy ending that wonderful story; ...

... THOMAS HARDY. No. CHRONOGRAN. 101 . 41+ATION MORON. The years of Wltll and death are hors of one who A loose gave to tale unbounded soul, And taught new lands to rise, new seas to roll; Called into being vetoes unknown before, And parsing Nature's bouode ...

... THOMAS HARDY Memo and Export Clothing ilanutaoturor Gootiq nude Or Premkeb), BATH STREFT. POPLAR. E TRY J. Toms AND SONS PURE MILK. Tbe to 96 filCsli ABRAM SILK, of r•ONO. 13riek, 0144, and 1.: of 220 BOW ROAD (NEAR COW CHURCH. ex , on or off the premises ...

... By THOMAS HARDY, *tailor or Far From Madding Crowd, The IVoodlonderv, ire's Little Ironies, A The Well Beloved, k.. The person who, next to the actors themselves, chanced to know most of their story, lived near Top o' Town (as the spot wog ...

... THOMAS HARDY. quotation from hia works leads ns naturally to the subject of the novelist bimself Says the author of “The Wessex ol Romance : In considering Mr. Hardy’s literary work in relation to the formative environment of yonth, there seems to be ...

... THOMAS HARDY. The humanity which breathes in all his stories is a part and parcel of the man himself. And in the keen, clear eyes which, however, have somewhat of sadness in them; the spare Sure; the extremely sensitive face that, when not in lights up ...

... Thomas Hardy. Many happy returns of tho day Mr. Thomas Hardy, who enters his ! year to-morrow. It is thirty years since , Return the Native, one of tho best of Mr. j Hardy’s novels, made its appearance, but that came in the middle of a ...