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... the price of their manuscripts., At a later period in the history of the magazine Leslie Stephen, the editor, had to warn Thomas Hardy to g 0 “gingerly” in “Far From the Maddine Crowd,” and declined to publish “The f{eturn of the Native.”’ Ruskin’s “Unto ...
... r,s could see they were strangely sperlit :speckled brown eyes. The Slipped-up Sleeve. We were going through the coning Thomas Hardy. Had Rose been of •ikow astio•alitT, J ill rear• *be would ha bees crying with loneliness. the son in her face would have ...
... fiction—the Reddleman of The Return of the Native gone wrong at , the last minute. Even in the bands of 11 Eugene O'Neill or Thomas Hardy he is unconvincing, and to bring him out in his old garb and then to take him to pieces is even leas like life. Then there ...
... in the London Times, signed by the Earl of Balfour, the Earl of Oxford and Asquith, Lloyd George, Sir Edmund Gosse, Thomas Hardy, Kipling, and others urged the proposal on the plea that owing to a change in the spirit of the times, Byron should be ...
... Seat one said. What's the p od of a plot except to brine nfine things. The story ought to he a rent meow. M. Y. 011. THOMAS HARDY. has imatfid beets of femme, who want to beams Irish speakers • hurry and without siert, if pliable. The Gaelic reservation ...
... in 1916. Our leading men of letters arecontributing, and many foreign admirers of Keats are writing their appreciations. Thomas Hardy, for Ipstance, is contributing & poem, and so are Dr. Bridges and Emile Cammaerts, while the writers of prose contributions ...
... ROBBERY. Convicted Man's Appeal Dismissed in Appeal Court. In the Court of Criminal Appeal to-day the appeal of Thomas P. Hardy against a sentence of seven years imprisonment for participation in an armed robbery at Portobello Post Office was dismissed ...
... the house was armed men.” and expressed sympathy rolatlves. Vincentian Prisst VotalW.-.t J voted. learned, and 1 Father Thomas Hardy, the who died at St. Peter s. Phibsbo™#- last week, had he not enter? • Church (a correspondent vn'tesl probably have been ...
... gave strict orders that the sanctum rat. }lucre was to be respected. • • • A devoted, learned, and betcwed twice. Father Thomas Hardy, the Vincentat. who died at St. Peter's, Pliihsboreutlast Wednesday, had he not entered Church to correspondent writes) ...
... Delonev, Steele, Sterne, Goldsmith, de Quincey, Dictens, Rossetfi. Mrs, QGas. kell,” 1.T.8., Quiller Couch, Walter de 4 Mare, Thomas Hardy, and John (ale. worthy. There are many orher grezt names in this literary realm which enables the editor of such a work ...
... w oo , „ o il can . .5h Mow lihecadar has now added more—to rank MacDo nald canal aired ea & reran' ach amhiin a radii Thomas Hardy. Lord Balfour and Mir got ceart as agoileana • dhiol go midi. Edward Eiger in a dignity which Morley Nior deineadh heart ...
... poverty of starvation. Sic transit Ows. 31r. Handy's New Play. Ideation was made in this column the other day that Thomas Hardy had, as the age of 83, written a sew poetic play. The new drama, it has sines been learned, will. deal with the famous ...