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... is true of all the great contem porary masters of literature with rare excep tions. It was true of George Meredith and Thomas Hardy, it is true of George Bernard Shaw and all his imitators to-day. What have they to offer us Nothing but the prospect of ...
... is aristocratic, rather than demo cratic, as books should be. But it recalls the time at which the coming instalment of Thomas Hardy's biography ends the year 1891, when Tess appeared in three volumes, then the only certain passage to the Islands of the ...
... is aristocratic, rather than demo cratic, as books should be. But it recalls the time at which the coming instalment of Thomas Hardy's biography ends the year 1891, when Tess appeared in three volumes, then the only certain passage to the Islands of the ...
... The Earlier Thomas Hardy By JAMES MILNE ONE recalls various meetings with Thomas Hardy as one turns the pages of his Early Life, which the Macmillans publish to-day. They have much of his own sobriety of narrative, framed in human colour, suggested rather ...
... The Early Life of Thomas Hardy. By Florence Emily Hardy. Maemillan. 18s. net. .Heine: The Strange Guest. By Henry 1 Baerlein. Geoffrey Bles. 12s. 6d. net. To he reviewed. The Story of The Spectator, 1828-1928. By Sir William Beach Thomas, K.B.E. Methuen ...
... is a mission between heaven and earth, and so is the calling of the poor reviewer, though he gets no credit for it. Even Thomas Hardy, in a preface to his posthumous volume of poems, Winter Words, spoke of us as licensed tasters. What are we to do when ...
... in the final victory will certainly outweigh that of any other three men who could be named. In literature the death of Thomas Hardy leaves a gap which no one pretends, to fill. Art mourns Sir Frank DJcksee, the President of the Royal Academy. Happily ...
... made things grow here that have never grown here before. We have realised a dream and greater men than we have shared it. Thomas Hardy, before he died, came to it and gave it Iris blessing H. M. Tomlinson, who lives in it, has made of its enchanted beach ...
... Party, though no chairman, not even Philip Snowden himself, has held office for more than three years since the canonised Keir Hardie com pleted his seven years' leadership in the wilder ness in 1900 and the resulting danger of a split in the I.L.P. is the ...
... 66. Dickens is among novelists, what Wright's is among Coal Tar Soap. 67. Map. DICKENS CLUES DOWN 1. Tragic heroine of Thomas Hardy. 2. Scolds. 3. Four roods. 4. A fat, greasy, hypocritical Reverend in Bleak House. 5. Messrs. Dodson and Fogg were members ...
... greatest of our own and Conti nental authors, whose names are as familiar as household words (Shakespeare, Rabelais, Shelley, Thomas Hardy, Anatole France, to name but a few), proved that any and every phase of human life and its experiences can be dealt with ...
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