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... MB. THOMAS HARDY BEVEHTY-FOOR, Mr. ThnniM Hardy. 0.M.. the nor •list, calibrated his 74th birthday hi« Dorchester home. Max Gate, on Tuesday. In the morning he attended the Dorset Assizes as a county justice. List week he made tour with his wife in Cornwall ...
... THE NOBEL PRIZE. Stockholm, Tuesday.—The newspaper ‘‘ Stockholms Tidningen ” says that Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. John Galsworthy are regarded as the most likely of the candidates for the Nobel Prize for literature. The last Englishman to receive the Nobel ...
... THE BAT’S Conducted THOMAS HARDY ' Hardy” Edmund Blunden Men of Letters Series Macmillan 7s 6d “Thomas Hardy” by H W Nevinson PEN Books Allen & Unwin 2s MR BLUNDEN added a new biography to the many that deal life work of ...
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... Dickens 76 Count Leo Tolstoi 77 The late Alfred Lord Tennyson 78 Robert Browning 79 Thomas Carlyle 8o Herbert Spencer Rudyard Kipling 82 Henrik Ibsen ay Thomas Hardy 8 4 Emile Zola ...
... FAMOTTS NOVELIST 7S Mr. Thomas Hardy 7.*> to-day. This famous novelist and poet, who member of the Ord *r of Mem, is profession ecclesiastical architect. He was in his young days pupil of Arthur Blornfield, and also prizeman of Uic institute of British ...
... raoran sorgo or rasptn vnos. Hr. Thomas Hardy. 0.H.. who 78 today, baa belief ia lbs iafinenea.of locality aa tllarary work. For the past thirty veere resided near hie beloved birthplace—Dorchester— and that fact aseribaa much bis ananas. ■sistain bis ...
... Yes; quaint and curious war is! You shoot a fellow down Y6u'd treat if met where any bar is, Or help to half-a-crown. —THOMAS HARDY. (Writ'en in 1902. Reprinted from Selected Poem%.p. 192.) ...
... SOME ATONEMENT. Thomas Hardy, committing matrimony for the second time, has gone long way towards atoning for the many unkind things he has permitted his characters say about love, marriage, and women, says the Office Window in the “Daily Chronicle.” ...
... G.0.M.” LFTTCTB. Mr. Thomas Hardy yesterday entered his seventy-fifth year, reminding us of the amarine loncentv of authors. Amongst those who have died since 1900 Sir Theodore Martin and Samuel Smiles were over ninety; over eighty were Sir Edwin Arnold ...