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... THOMAS HARDY. JEWELS OF NOVELS. • tsarina ion of Hardy, at the Otieen's Park Library on Wedneaday. Mr. O. It. Phillips said the writings of this greet novelist wire sopie of the most ezqulsite jewels in the trasury of English literature. His whole life ...
... THOMAS HARDY IN Thomas Hardy we lose one whose name is dear to innumerable readers of our race, scattered all over the world—one in whose writings they taste the essence of an England older than any man alive. Through his memories, his actual contact ...
... THOMAS HARDY AND ...
... THOMAS HARDY, It A number of distinguished men of letters presented to Thomas Hardy, on the occasion of his 81st birthday (June 2), a letter of homage and a copy the first edition Keats' Lamia.'S High water Load. TITLES FOR THE BOSSES - Big List of ...
... WITH THOMAS HARDY Once when I was at Dorchester Hardy showed me a letter from a firm which had presented him with a broadcasting set. They said they were delighted to hear from him that it gave pleasure. but that they were rather damped to learn from ...
... THOMAS HARDY. The death of Thomas Hardy removes a great and venerable figure from our midst, but not from the history of English literature. There ti 3 is likely to remain for ever enshrined. It may be true, as Mr. Gardiner refieets, in the eloquent tribute ...
... Thomas Hardy. Today acarcely regards the prefix of Mr. as a honorific—attains his eightieth birthday, and the I • occasion is naturally at wltleb all hia readers will rejoice. Honour has corns to him in full measure in his old age, for novels, though ...
... THOMAS HARDY. Continued from Page 9. boisterous talk about everything—no, not about everything—not about etyle. “He was not quite as others are. Everyone knows that he had an intimacy with trees surpassing even that of Giles Winterbourne; but there was ...
... THOMAS HARDY TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES ...
... THOMAS HARDY. TESS of the D'URBeIIVILLES Illustrated by 41 Original Woodeuls de. ixnr.l and encrayed by VIVI GItiBBLE. Limited to CO net. A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY THROUGH FRANCE AND I CALY By LAU R ENCE STERNF- With coloured Frontispiece and 106 Illua tratinna ...
... THOMAS HARDY. This man beheld Earth's sorry skein With tragic pity; now he goes Beyond the sight of mortal pain, Beyond the sadness and the throes; And dulled for ever is that steady glance Into life's dark inheritance. A stoic strength has passed away ...
... THOMAS HARDY. The production of Tess of the D'Urbervilles as a play is an event which sets our thoughts flowing down different channels: the novel has for various reasons become the most famous English novel of its day, and It is natural that our interest ...