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... read the new books which were coming out. That was the seriousness of it. All the young people wero fnr more impressed by Thomas Hardy and writers who dealt with the rottenness of civilisation, an attitude which was not a bit true. How could a rotten ci ...
... conclude without an allusion to the Devonshire maid, whom Imperialist has so delicately limned with a grace not unworthy of Thomas Hardy himself, to tell Imperialist that, habitue though I am pot, I know sufficient of bars in Calcutta to doubt very much ...
... as a great moral lesson. What reception, again, would Jude the Obscure have obtained had the author been Zola instead of Thomas Hardy? Yet we suppose that for coarseness of detail this book out-Heroded all others. It is almost unnecessary to go on multiplying ...
... badly expressed. Surely that is •something for the critics to be pleased about. It may be distressing that a genius like THOMAS HARDY should be half a oeatury discovering his public , but how much more dreadful it would be if no man, no matter how well ...
... Hungerford Bridge. It must be admitted that, whether consciously or unconsciously, Mr. Tiiurston owes more than a touch to Thomas Hardy, and indeed in the earlier scenes in the Irish village he endeavours to transfer that glamour with which the older author ...
... that it is possible for all of them to maintain their dignity and also, strangely, their innocence in the fashion that Thomas Hardy was perhaps the first to show us. Pete Quilliam, the Manx fisherman, requires no defence. His wife and her lover are defended ...
... popular are those of B. L. Farjeou, G. Manville Fenn, Tom Gallon, George Griffiths, S. Baring Gould, Rider Haggard, Thomas Hardy (with a qualifying fairly ), Headon Hill, Joseph Hocking, Richard Marsh, Hume Nisbet, E. P. Oppenheim, Jules Verne, and ...
... Jhelum Brigade; Colonel Nigel G. Woody mitt, Indian Army, additional Deputy Adjutant General, Army Headquarters; colonel Thomas H. Hardy, Indian Army, commanding 2nd Quetta Infantry Brigade; Colonel William G. L. Beynon, D. 5.0., Indian Army, commanding Nos ...
... not academic. What profits it a man if he can write a comprehensive survey of English literature from PIERS PLOWMAN to THOMAS HARDY if no one is prepared to pay him for doing it. These' arc days for experts in practical things. There is opening up before ...
... Century. We cannot make up our minds whether we admire him most when in humorous vein or when he is writing stories that Thomas Hardy revels in. Anything more humorous than Joseph who had still one kick left in him, `Corbau and Benjamin'. Men it be ...
... Gradually he made the acquaintance of many eminent writers beginning with Hulaer Lytton and Mrs, Stowe, and ending with Thomas Hardy, Fronde and Carlyle. On the whole the business relations between the authors and the publisher were friendly and pleasant ...
... KEIR HARDIE IN BOMBAY REMARKABLE INTERVIEW OCT. 23. Keir Hardie's arrival from eared& this morning was quite without incident. The Advocate of India to-night contains . as intervi,w with the Labourite. Asked if telegram received to-day from London with ...