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... and often hi id word-painting the prevailing vices of their day. In modern times another group of three suggests itself. Thomas Hardy, George Moore, and George Meredith resemble the French master in their fearless disregard of convention, and in exposing ...
... Mrs. Gaskell's ' Mary Barton ' is but one of three novels of which Manchester is the scene. It is entirely owing to Thomas Hardy that I can claim fifth place, said Dorsetshire, for apart from his books, I am the scene of but ten well-known works ...
... BUCHANAN ;HAN F. BULLOCK !ALL CAINE ROBERT W. CHAMBERS Hsi MARIE CaRELLI Ira. ANDREW DEAN RUFFIN DOBSON GEORGE GISSING THOMAS HARDY R. W. HORNUNG. MOMS K. JEROME MAARTEN MAARTENS A. I. W. MASON. F. FRANKFORT MOORE R. NESBIT W. R. NORRIS OUID A MAX PEMBERTON ...
... with the bearing of one who was going to give his days and nights to Ecclesiastes for ever. Then, I'll ask you no more. THOMAS HARDY. a , vats. laminate, by the composer of Vats. Blame, No. 4 of PEARSON'S 6d. MUSIC. now on sale everywhere. ...
... be felt by all human beings with the pen of a master ; George Eliot, for I admire her great intellectual qualities ; and Thomas Hardy, especially in his early books, because he is the prophet of naturenature in the field, nature on the moor, nature as regards ...
... teaching the young idea of England how to paint, for boxes of colours and picture books are bought by him frequently. Mr. Thomas Hardy_ buys British soldiers and quaint Dutch dolls. Lord Kelvin has never bought anything except mechanical toys. The late ...
... Dickens 76 Count Leo Tolstoi 77 The late Alfred, Lord Tennyson 78 Robert Browning 79 Thomas Carlyle 80 Herbert Spencer 81 Rudyard Kipling . 82 Henrik Ibsen 83 Thomas Hardy 84 Emile Zola 85 Longfellow 86 Charlotte Bronti , 87 Mark Twain (S. L. Clemens) 88 ...
... night on the beach, they could tell exactly where they were by the size of the pebbles. The Isle of Portland was taken by Thomas Hardy as the scene of his well-known story The Well Beloved. The famous Portland stone quarries give employment to nearly ...
... Dickens 76 Count Leo Tolstoi 77 The late Alfred, Lord Tennyson 78 Robert Browning 79 Thomas Carlyle 80 Herbert Spencer 81 Rudyard Kipling 82 Henrik Ibsen • 83 Thomas Hardy 84 Emile Zola 86 Longfellow 86 Charlotte Brontil 87 Mark Twain (S. L. Clemens) 88 ...
... Winifred Emery 34 The Rt. Hon. A. J. Balfour 82 Henrik Ibsen 133 Milton 185 Maud Jeferies 35 The Rt. Hon. Sir IL Campbell 1 83 Thomas Hardy Bannerman, G.C.B. 84 Emile Zola 36 The Rt. Hon. Joseph Chamberlain 1 85 Loullfeelk l w 37 The Rt. Hon. St. John Brodrick ...
... say a few quiet but weighty words on the folly of waste in any direction. It would probably be found that authors sach as Thomas Hardy, or - Rudyard Kipling, do not giie so much for the paper they use as do writers of fur less eminence.. The dainty young ...
... Dickens 76 Count Leo Tolstoi 77 The late Alfred, Lord Tennyson 78 Robert Browning 1* Thomas Carlyle 80 Herbert Spencer 81 Rudyard Kipling 82 Henrik Ibsen 88 Thomas Hardy 84 Emile Zola 85 Longfellow 88 Charlotte Brent.: 87 Mark. Twain (S. L. Clemens) 88 ...