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... THE CORNHILL MAGAZINE for APRIL. Price One Shilling. Contents : â The Souls of the Slain. By On Fads. By Lady Grove. Thomas Hardy. An Account of his Steward- South African Reminiscences. ship. By Miss Alice L. Mil- IV. The Settlers. By Sir ligan. .Tohn ...
... HERODOTUS. ROBERT HERRICK. THOMAS HEYWOOD. THOMAS AY. HIGGINSON. THOMAS HOBBES. THOMAS HODGKIN. HOFFMANN. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. HOMER. THOMAS HOOD. HORACE. LORD HOUGHTON. JULIA AA'ARD HOWE. JAMES HOWELL. AVILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS. ...
... greatest interest to a public that cares nowadays for little save news and pictures uf the war. It contains a poem by Mr. Thomas Hardy, a story by Mr. E. W. Hornung, and a vai iety of clever articles. It is— and to those who have been concerned with illustrated ...
... greatest intertst to a public that cares nowadays for little save news and pictures of tho war. It contains a poem by Mr. Thomas Hardy, a story by Mr. E. W. Horn ung, and a variety of clever articles. It is— and to those who have been concerned with illustrated ...
... MAX PEMBERTON. J. A STEUART. HAIvL CAINE. GEORGE GISSING. A. E. W. MASON. Q. MRS. HUMPHRY WABP. ROBERT W. CHAMBERS. THOMAS HARDY, F. FRANKFORT MOORE. W. PETT RIDGE. CHARLES WILLIAMS. MISS MARIE CORELLI. * E. W. HORNUNG. E. NESBIT. The following ARTISTS ...
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... many the most fascinating niece Of work he has done.— Daily Telegraph. POPULAR EDITION. TESS of the D'URBERVILLES. By THOMAS HARDY. SIXPKN'CE. 45. Albemarle-street, *tV. Tjl V. WHITE and CO.'S LIST. At all Libraries and Bookstalls. NEW SIX-SHILLING NOVELS ...
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... a. Artistes :— Miss Evangeline Florence, Miss Louise Dale. Miss Clara Butt, Miss Ada Crossley. Mr. Joseph O'Mata. Mr. Thomas Thomas. Mr. Plunket Greene. Mr. Frederick Ranalow. J lolin— Mr. William Henley. Pianoforte— Miss Elsie Home. \ ocal Duets— The ...
... he hardest mental chess play ; into tbe deep humanity and passion of the works ,i« L'alzae, Tolstoi, Zoli, George Eliot, Thomas Hardy, aro merged the solemn meditations ami the emotions of years. When a novel is condensed into tho narrow room of a short ...
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