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... THOMAS HARDY. IT has been said that the greatness of a language consists less in the' wealth of its vocabulary than in the use which is made of it, and that the highest use is the construction of a noble literature. THOMAS Emir, whose death we record ...
... THOMAS HARDY. AUGUSTUS JOHN PORTRAIT REPRODUCTIONS. Adri.irers of the fiction of Thomas Hardy and the art of Augustus John—they are to be reckoned by the million—will he !glad to learn that • reproduction of the portrait of the great English novelist ...
... THOMAS HARDY, (Alter reac.;;litlluie Mena, eonnet G. H. a, its ednesday's: Western .Va;l,' trit:4 apologies to flute Menai end to Mr. We call thee a second Shakespeare, ear,,h-wont foo.s. Who. groping for the wisdom of the wise, :train and oatztreteli ...
... THOMAS HARDY. Thomas Hardy is no inure, but he has left behind him a grand memoriala legacy to be treasured and honoured as another additivi to the illu-trious st roll of English literature. When one reads of the passing of a great literary giant one ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY ILL. The health of Mr. Thomas Flardv, the Nell-known author, is causing consider. able anxiety. Ile has been confined to .his bed at his home. Max Gate. Dorchester, Dorset, since December 12 by an illness which began with a chill. The ...
... A MESSAGE FROM THOMAS HARDY Gentle Reader :- The history of Tess of the D'Urbervilles is, to the best of my belief, now published serially for the first time complete in all its details as primarily written, a fragment of one chapter here 'embodied ...
... `UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE,' a 0 By THOMAS HARDY. Added THE MAN AND THE MOMENT, DOVE in ELINOR CLYN. SPECIAL Circle and Back Stalls 1/2. (Beatable and ..eats Guaranteed.) EYENINO PERFORMANCES AT TWO PRICES ONLY CIRCLE 2/s (Numbered and Beeerved.) NEXT ...
... piffless fataii; - m ie Painpresent in the work of Thomas Hardy. He seems to have adopt.A the pan tweed expressed in the lines of tAo'ster to Sing Lear : From London to the heart of Wessex, the land of Mr. Hardy's novels, seems far away, but it 13 only five ...
... Thomas Hardy and the Land. (By E. E. PIKE-) With 'missing of Thornas Hardy England has lost, DOt only heir greatest writer but Ute novelist who, more than any other, brought hutne the lito of the oountry to those who pass their days in crowded cities ...
... THE FUNERAL OF THOMAS HARDY. e '• ------ 3* r ,; 7 • I a .' .• ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY HEART TO BE BURIED IN FIRST WIFE'S GRAVE WESTMINSTER ABBEY FUNERAL. PRIME MINISTER AND MR. RAMSAY MACDONALD PALL-BEARERS. The mdwis et Thomas Hardy will be laid to rest in Poets' Owner, Westmimter Abbey, to-day (Monday). Simultaneously ...
... TESS IN - THE DRAWINcI4OOIVI. [Central Press, - 0 1 1 Mr. Thomas Hardy, sitting in an armchair in his drawing-room at Max Gate, his huino near Dorchester, watched the performance of the dramatised version of his famous work, Tess of the D'Urbervilles ...