... woman and man interprets the facts of life, consciously or unconsciously. Even rebel at life is to put interpretation it. Thomas Hardy, one of his norela, allows the thought to dominate the central haracter—that were never consulted as to oar desire about ...

... letter* apology for absence, through Olnces or old age. wore sent by. amongst other*. Mr Thomas Burt, M.P., Frederick Harrison. Professor Mondsey. Lord Thomas Hardy, and George Meredith, the famous novelist*, R. J. M. Robertson. George Anderson etc., etc ...

... of this unhappy boy it one of tbs saddest we remember—he ass got, even more than little Jade Pawley, an attack of what Thomas Hardy calls the ache modernism.’' wants two yean away from all books, learning all that garden and farm can teach him. He composes ...

... whether, in another lialf century. and Scott and Thackeray will compare influence »’ery favourably with George Meredith and Thomas Hardy end Mrs Humphry Ward, to name but three—oi* g they exert, greater influence, shall be, not i-ausc of their superiority ...

... Fnoal, wita»a said it vaejpoatiUe that the old bsttiog alip might bo carried that day for the purpose of aettuag old bet. Thomas Hardy, Ualteaats, said had bear only a month in Saltcoats, and was not very familiar with the people. Accused Lad been pointed ...

... Honsley. Sir Oliver Lodge. Professor Osier, a d Sir F. Tr voe. “Literature s'*n makes br»ye show, the names Mr Barrie. Mr Thomas Hardy. Mr Juat'n M Mr George Meredith. Mr W. Pott Ridge. Mr H. fJ. Walla. Dramatist, and Or ties” Wiliam Archer. Mr R. C. C>rtoo ...

... May contains the rastnusry instalments of “Sir John Constantino.'’ Mr A. T. Vluillcr-Cooeb. by Mr Stanley J. Weymaa. Mr Thomas Hardy cootribotes a Ink entitled “The Call of Spring.” The whole the contents, la paiut of fact, is excellent. There admirable ...

... candidate lor East Aberdeenshire. “Slow, Sure, and Determined” bus been motto tile, rays Mr Richard BaU, Labour M.P. Mr Thomas Hardy, literary gossip aayi» will write more novels. The wedding Mi.-* Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the President, to Mr Abroad ...

... in novel as the likeness of several different originals, although bad thought of none of them whilst composing his work. Thomas Hardy introduces a Scotchman into his Wessex world, and. moreover, has the temerity to make him telk Scotch. Notwithstanding ...

... interesting J. Wey- and matter. Mr men seria] is still romning, and Stanley well Sutcliffe’s nowrelld comes toanend. Mr Thomas Hardy, who seems to hare given up fiction im these days, is the contributor of a entitled Memories of Ceaurch an address read ...

... interesting and entertaining. There is variety, and the artists include such names Haven Hill, Fitton, and D. B. Waters. Thomas Hardy contributes poem, John Burns, M.P.. suggestive article on London Old and New, If. G. Wells is the serial story-writer ...

... Margaret L. Woods’ “The | King’s Retokei” please the readers of the j Cork hill Magazine. The March issue Of high standard. Thomas Hardy contributes a narrative poem. D. G. Hogarth submits record of an almost unknown tract Lower Egypt, “The Nile Feaa. The ...