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... from poetry or the Bible. But the practice is not new. Ruskip took his title, “Unto This Last” from one of the parables. Thomas Hardy went to poetry, to Shakespeare and Gray, for the titles of two of his most celebrated novels, “Under the Greenwood Tree” ...
... discussion such novel wae pood; but coirld not go much beyond that. It passed with the passing of the generation. It was Thomas Hardy who had made the novel realise modern life with a completeness end emotional intensity that had lifted' the novel high ...
... China. Prince of Wales will be present at a ball to be given by the Duchess of Sutherland at the Hyde Park Hotel tonight. Thomas Hardy was visited Saturday by the eminent French author M. Remain Rolland at his Dorchester home, Max Gate. M. Rolland was a ...
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... MR HARDY'S WILL. Cheap Issue of Poems for Poor Readers. Mr Thomas Hardy's will has been proved, estate being valued for probate at £91,707 with net personalty £37,702. Mr Hardy left to his wife £100, his house hold and personal effects not otherwise ...
... SOCIETY AND PERSONAL Sir Perey Seott was not so well last night. The Lord Chaneellor has made both Mr and Mrs Thomas Hardy Justices of the Peaee for the Borough of Dorchester. The Weekly’’ states that Lord and Lady ‘‘Reminiscences’’ will be published ...
... George Loveless and his colleagues used to gather, and laid wreath on the Martyrs' Memorial. . He also talked with Mrs Thomas Hardy, who told him that her husband was intensely interested in the Tolpuddle story. Strugg for Liberty. Subsequently, at Dorchester ...
... merely bacal. , sincere One tie I>e«t and st , ly epitaphs in the boo , the most topical Thomas recent death, is that „ t x,~ day Here sorrow sits andl ** Tliat Thomas Hardy grace Who served her tJ 1 a dder ce - , n And left the world ~ arC Other literary men ...
... Mr John Morley ha~ consented take the chair, and committee has 'been formed J. M Barrio, chairman. George Meredith, Mr Thomas Hardy. Mr Edmund Mr Andrew Ling. Mr J. A. Spender, Sir Douglas Clement Shorter, hon. treasurer, and Mr Arthur hon. secretary ...
... MEREDITH CENTENARY. Tribute by the Late Thomas Hardy. George Meredith was born on February 12, 1828, and jn celebration of the centenary the current number of the Nineteenth Century publishes an article on the novelist by the lato 1 homos Ilardy—possibly ...
... would continue to exist side by side, even though observers of deepest insight and eympathy Shakespeare, Pascal, Tolstoy, Thomas Hardy —were pessimistic in outlook. Modern naturalism was wedded disillusion; the paganism of to-day was uncertain of itself ...