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... language include:— S. BARING-GOULD SHAN F. BULLOCK ROBERT W. CHAMBERS MISS MARIE CORELLI MRS. ANDREW DEAN GEORGE GISSING THOMAS HARDY E. W. HORNUNG MAARTEN MAARTENS A. E. W. MASON F. FRANKFORT MOORE E. NESBIT W. E. NORRIS OUIDA MAX PEMBERTON W. PETT RIDGE ...
... BARING-GOULD SHAN F. BULLOCK HALL CAINE ROBERT W. CHAMBERS MISS MARIE CORELLI MRS. ANDREW DEAN AUSTIN DOBSON GEORGE GISSING THOMAS HARDY E. W. HORNUNG MAARTEN MAARTENS A. E. W. MASON F. FRANKFORT MOORE E. NESBII' ' W. E. NORRIS OUIDA MAX PEMBERTON W. PETT-RIDOE ...
... Robert Buchanan Austin Dobson A. E. W. Mason Shan F. Bullock George Gissing F. Frankfort Moore Adeline Sergeant Hall Caine Thomas Hardy E. Nesbit Flora Annie Steel Robert W. Chambers E. W. Hornung W. E. Norris J. A. Steuart Miss Marie Corelli Jerome K. Jerome ...
... greatest interest to a public that cares nowadays tor little save news and pictures of the war. It contains a poem by Mr. Thomas Hardy, a story by Mr. E. W. Hornung, and a variety of clever articles. It is—and to those who have een concerned with illustrated ...
... for the home, which it justly claims to be, THE SPHERE is certain to meet with the generous recognition it deserves. Mr. THOMAS HARDY writes:— The title, THE SPHERE, is a very happy one. There is no suggeNtion of crudeness in the contents, as might have ...
... MR. THOMAS ATKINS ALL SOLDIZPA. A Study in Red, and Khaki. By the Rev. E. J. HARDY, M.A., Chaplain to tier Majesty's Forces at Dublin, Author of How to be Happy Though Married, &c., &c. Fully Illustrated. Crown Svo, cloth, 6.. CONTRNIS : Recruits, ...
... impossible to you, Absolutely nothing! 'Rah for the Buckeye State ! Step lively ! Both gates! Szz ! Boom ! Aah ! Mr. Thomas Hardy wrote a great story, perhaps his greatest story, in Tess. Years ago it whiled away the hot hours of my first journey to ...
... Harpers' Magazine for DECEMBER. The I)ECENIItER of HAI:Ns:RS — wi:l be the I \ R I he lotnd ME, and will ENTER A DRAGOON. By THOMAS HARDY. Admirer. at Mr. Ilanly thi• t cmplete quite in his hest THE LOVE LETTERS OF VICTOR HUGO. The public:it' ot thew hwe letter% ...
... indeed. MR. EDWARD GERMAN writes: —Accept my hearty . congratula- . 'I love her ten times more than e'er tions. MR. THOMAS HARDY writes : I have every good wish for so pleasing a paper on its birthday. MR. ANTHONY HOPE writes : Congratulations ...
... reality of life within the Wessex borders. Under smugglers when caught have expiated their crimes in the past in a tinal Thomas Hardy's house sleep Romans, if archwolcgists may be dance with the air of heaven for their unsubstantial floor. They believed ...
... people as unknown as the mystic mid-European States in which it has recently been the fashion for novelists of a certain MR. THOMAS HARDY school to place the action of their r.tories. It appears on no map nowadays as such, but Wessex is even still almost ...
... wider circle of readers, as the new house I.yould give him the benefit of its clientage. The Hardy Age Sir George Douglas is writing a book on Thomas Hardy, and so is Mr. Clive Holland. LOOKING FROM THE. MALL: '1111.: STATUS, WITH BUCKINGHAM I'ALACR ...