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... interview with Miss Sheila Kaye-Smith, who pointedly expresses her opinions on a number of , interesting subjects, including Thomas Hardy. novel reading versus play-going, , the tyranny of the party system, the cow-1 usereialisation of the film, the advantages ...
... it should have been “Elizabeth, the Exiles Siberia.” And what is the editorial comment? “Just our infernal luck I” Mr. Thomas Hardy, oar greatest living novelist, esxjresses the view that the shortest way to good prose is by the route good Prose v. verse ...
... month's Great Thoughts, which describes some of the and characters in the Wessex novtls. It bas never been easy to get Thomas Hardy to Wit about his work, says the writer, tor he has no sympathy with authors who make a parade of their private life or ...
... present whose names are known throughout the land, but they did not take an active part in the proceedings. included Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr Maarten Maartens, and the artists, sculptors, and art critics who had been Invited down from London for the opening ...
... book will not do it. I feel I am wasting precious time in reading stuff that only meant to make laugh. I would rather read Thomas Hardy and George Gissing, who arc both dubbed “pessimist” simply because they write what true. Apart from this*, I agree with ...
... not do it. I feel I am wasting precious time in reading staff that is only meant to make ow laugh. I would rather read Thomas Hardy and George Griksing, who are both dubbed pessimist simply beeause write what is true. Apart from this. f agrre with Mr ...
... the Madding Crowd,” will be the firat two volumes published in the new and definitive Wessex Edition of the works of Mr Thomas Hardy in prose and verse,* with Prefaces and Notes. They will appear in April, and two volumes will be published in each succeeding ...
... himeel him no rest. nth Bri- Division, reat old man’s mind Meredith likes to see cricket at Lord’s. vere per- hich was Thomas Hardy loves the ser- nity of that W on see removal, which he has L note this little. Heand Mre whose reading il, with a useful ...
... of which marble tablet, with arms, commemorates him. Ite inscription is printed in Hutchins’s Dorset” (ii. 386), and Ur Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has been good enough verify it for me as follows: Near this place lies the body of John Gordon, E qr,, son ...
... respective mottoes printed in Gaelic, and a specimen of their tartans. Tea CORNRILL MAGAZINE for JUDO opens with a poem by Mr Thomas Hardy, entitled The Pine-Planters. Other verse is a parody, dedicated to Mr W. E. Henley, of his recent poem, Speed, entitled ...
... mornin& when a number of Councillors were reeworn. Previous to the Council His Majesty invested Sir William Crookes and Mr Thomas Hardy with the Order of Merit. Weather fair to dull —generally warmer. BIRTH. At West Lodp. Avook at Ks lea lAA.. to Kr sod Yrs ...
... contributed by the following ladies and gentlemen::—Misscs Stewart, Hardy, Maclean, Kyml, and Kate Maclean; Messrs Malcolm Macdonald, Archd. Maefadyen, Hector Campbell, Thomas Lawrie, Joseph Hardy, Neil Campbell, John Macdonald, and D. Macvicar (secreary Uist ...