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... THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY. THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDGE,” From the Novel by Thomas Hardy, O.M. William S. Hart THE REFORMED OUTLAW/’ ...
... INTERNATIONAL CHINA TEA 2/S LIFE AHO LITERATURE. The Art of Thomas Hardy. Thomas Hardy has been called the archpessimist of modern literature,” but careful reading reveals him rather as one who is supremely conscious of the sadness and solemnity life ...
... Satoiday. at 7 ft 9 nan anovca Pauline peters ib is* aathramac straaa Mayor of Castorbridge A STORT WESSEX FROM*-?HE HOVEL RY THOMAS HARDY, O-M- ...
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... iturc, Trowbridge, Wednesday, before good audience. The subject of her lecture was the novel The Return of the Native, by Thomas Hardy, which from the aspect construction was, m tier opinion, one of the finest novels ever written. Miss Leys gave detailea ...
... outbreak of foot-andmouth disease among 80 sheep was reported Wednesday at Froyie, near Alton, Hants,. .. , ' A bronze statue Thomas Hardy will be unveiled Dorchester on September Sad by Sir James Barrie. ...
... across the seas on a verv big scale. Historic Wessex which Thomas Hardy has Immortalissd is always a powerfsi magnet to Americ n ooriats, wb nsoally make We' their headqearlers when they “do“ tbs Hardy conntry, and tbs watering pleee promisee to be ezceptionslly ...
... the Victoria iMtllute on Wednesday evening Miss Helen Leys, M.A., dealt with the novel of the countryside since Thomas Hardy. Before Hardy, she said, nobody who knew intimately country folk, farm labourers, and dairymaids, had been able to write. There ...
... Child’s Oofc, Perambulators, Wicker Bath Chair, Penders and Irons, Easy and Occasional Chairs, SET OF BOOKS (Works of Thomas Hardy), Antique Oak Secretaire BOOKCASE, Cupboards, Walnut Overmantels, Lady’s Gent's CYCLES, and numerous other effects. Also ...
... all unworthy conceptions of Him disappear. If have learnt wbat Easter means we cannot, for example, think of God, with Thomas Hardy, as the President of the Immortals to whom the misfortunes of Toss were just sport. That would be to make Him supernatural ...
... confessed that some offals most vivid memories of his boyhood were drawn from Wiltshire, which had influenced his life. If Mr. Thomas Hardy had been born in Wiltshire, what a finer poet he might have been aa a writer on Wessex, adroitly remarked Mr. Steed. The ...
... London Ambassador representing the United .States. Literature much the poorer. M have lost the famous novelist and poet, Thomas Hardy (87), Austin Hamson, C. E- Montague, Stanley Harrison, Barry Pain Keblc Howard,” Louis Tracy, John Ayscongh, Sir Theodore ...