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... actually passes beneath the en trance dome of the Tate Gallery. One thinks of some Wessex village re visited by one of Mr. Thomas Hardy's wan derers. There are old faces missing, and new ones to surprise one, and faces, too, from adjacent c districts have ...
... has been a charming figure in English literary and scientific circles for half a century. One of his great friends, Mr. Thomas Hardy, who is a trifle older than himself, also remains hale and active. Another great friend was George Meredith still another ...
... has been a charming figure in English literary and scientific circles for half a century. One of his great friends, Mr. Thomas Hardy, who is a trifle older than himself, also remains hale and active. Another great friend was George Meredith still another ...
... of a surprise. So is Baroness von Hutten, called by her friends Pam, after her favourite and most popular heroine. Even Thomas Hardy gave his benediction to Pam, but it is a different sort of heroine that Baroness von Hutten has in the making for a story ...
... of a surprise. So is Baroness von Hutten, called by her friends Pam, after her favourite and most popular heroine. Even Thomas Hardy gave his benediction to Pam, but it is a different sort of heroine that Baroness von Hutten has in the making for a story ...
... by some satirical accident, becomes editor of a story-magazine his opportunities are illimit able. He could return Mr. Thomas Hardy the manuscript of Tess with the remark, Dear Sir, you don't write with punch enough. Cultivate punch,' and then, perhaps ...
... by some satirical accident, becomes editor of a story-magazine his opportunities are illimit able. He could return Mr. Thomas Hardy the manuscript of Tess with the remark, Dear Sir, you don't write with punch enough. Cultivate punch,' and then, perhaps ...
... one) A Dull Day in London, and published by the house of Eveleigh, Nash. The tiny book has a brief prefatory note by Thomas Hardy, in which he emphasises the wide sympathies iof the writer. I was struck, he says [when in her company many years ago] ...
... abbey then on to Blandford, the birthplace of Alfred Stevens the sculptor, and on the border of the country made famous by Thomas Hardy. Lrom Blandford the road soon passes again into the pine wood district, and through the quaint old seaport of Poole into ...
... one) A Dull Day in London, and published by the house of Eveleigh, Nash. The tiny book has a brief prefatory note by Thomas Hardy, in which he emphasises the wide sympathies iof the writer. I was struck, he says [when in her company many years ago] ...
... abbey then on to Blandford, the birthplace of Alfred Stevens the sculptor, and on the border of the country made famous by Thomas Hardy. Lrom Blandford the road soon passes again into the pine wood district, and through the quaint old seaport of Poole into ...
... E. F. Benson's diverting Return of Dodo. Need less to say, the Graphic has a long fame for good fiction, and, indeed, Thomas Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbervilles appeared in its pages. That piece of English imaginative work set a lofty pre cedent, but it ...