... THOMAS HARDY The following remarks concerning Tew of the JJ’Urbervilles'' are from article in toe Pall Mall Magaxine. Years ago, when Tess vat publishing. Mr. Hardy received scores Utters entreating him to make happy ending that wonderful story; ...

... THOMAS HARDY. No. CHRONOGRAN. 101 . 41+ATION MORON. The years of Wltll and death are hors of one who A loose gave to tale unbounded soul, And taught new lands to rise, new seas to roll; Called into being vetoes unknown before, And parsing Nature's bouode ...

... THOMAS HARDY. The humanity which breathes in all his stories is a part and parcel of the man himself. And in the keen, clear eyes which, however, have somewhat of sadness in them; the spare Sure; the extremely sensitive face that, when not in lights up ...

... Thomas Hardy. Crown Svo. (‘loth extra. 38. 6d. each. Tess of the D’Urbervilles. Far from the Madding Crowd. The Mayor of Casterbridge. A Pair of Blue Eyes. Two on a Tower. The Return of the Native. The Woodlanders. Jude the ©bscure. The Trumpet=Major ...

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... wR THOMAS HARDY HOLMES AND THE MISSING COLF BALL Shitting his left forearm with a rasor, Holmes was about to inject a bicycle pump- ful of cocame, ether, water, ot battle in and caused the cat to thi had come. eyes * Some is coming stairs, Wxtson,’ he ...

... THOMAS HARDY. Mr Thomas Hardy (Manchester) said that politics was the science of Government, and that the bale of all government ought to be the greats* good for the greatest number, and upon that basis they could rest their edifice, by which the people ...

... R. THOMAS HARDY EEXXAXXXRAXXRXR you’ll please remember that there's one pergon in this room who's got respect for the dead ! peb, , “Oh, ease of!f,” replied the officer, with a grin. *'Ave a drop of whisky. Your nerves must be on the jangle.” He poured ...

... THOMAS HARDY AND STANLEY WEYMAN. Mr. Hardy*# first effort to be printed, has often stated, essay How I Built Myself House, which was published Journal for March 18th, 1865. His first novel, “ Desperate Remedim, did not ace the light till 1871. It was ...

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... oo7untry rehgiouo - brother MR. THOMAS HARDY. Mr Thomas Hardy mid he was more disappointed with Mr Joseph Chamberlain than any other public man and he believed that as a statesman be was dead and would never see life again as such. he would fight for ...

... speaking at the Crabbe cele- bration oa Saturday, said, to these who !oved the novels of Mr. Thomas Hardy, ho was present, Mr. Shorter stated that he had Mr. Hardy's authority for saying that Crabbe had the met potent influeace upon his work. ...