... he might not. Anyhow, his veiy modem appeal and his note, differ from the art of living Victorians like John Morley and Thomas Hardy. They wrote out of themselves, as it were, for others, giving generously of heart as well as of mind. The new literary ...

... he might not. Anyhow, his veiy modem appeal and his note, differ from the art of living Victorians like John Morley and Thomas Hardy. They wrote out of themselves, as it were, for others, giving generously of heart as well as of mind. The new literary ...

... THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE. Mr. Hardy's Play on the London Stage Tn The Return of the Native we have Mr. Thomas Hardy's finest novel, the novel richest in atmosphere and in drama probably no one could make it a good play. Certainly Mr. T. H. Tilley, a ...

... Have you read Sir Frederick's earlier books, The Other Side of the Lantern, Highways and Byways in Dorset, for, like Thomas Hardy, he is a Dorset man, and the rest of them No! Then you have missed good read ing and good company, because King Edward's ...

... Have you read Sir Frederick's earlier books, The Other Side of the Lantern, Highways and Byways in Dorset, for, like Thomas Hardy, he is a Dorset man, and the rest of them No! Then you have missed good read ing and good company, because King Edward's ...

... warmly supported by Mr. Maples of St. Thomas's Hosnital. put to the meeting, and carried. The secretaries of the Hospital clubs started in at once, and by the end of the season had collected £38 10s., to which St. Thomas's sub scribed £16 and Guy's three ...

... marvellous instruments to be employed. A hitherto unidentified portrait of Byron will in terest a wide circle, and Mr. F. C. Hardy's military studies in colour, showing the old scarlet coat uni forms to which we are returning, will interest all military ...

... one can scarcely collect every school magazine in the hope that it may contain the first efforts of a John Milton or a Thomas Hardy 1 These books formed part of a large Kipling collection, the property of Captain E. W. Martindale, sold at Messrs. Sotheby's ...

... from one sleeve into a kind of second train, and azaleas were the keynote of colour at the reception. Lord and Lady Cozens- Hardy s only child, the Hon. irma cozens-naray, eiecrea 10 ue uiai- ried at her country home in Norfolk (Gunthorpe), and I hear she ...

... writing which is at present being offered to the English reader. Where are the compelling novels of yester year, a Tess by Thomas Hardy, a Moon stone by Wilkie Collins for, if it was not literature, it was certainly intriguing romance. The fact is that novels ...

... writing which is at present being offered to the English reader. Where are the compelling novels of yester year, a Tess by Thomas Hardy, a Moon stone by Wilkie Collins for, if it was not literature, it was certainly intriguing romance. The fact is that novels ...

... SEVEN DISTINGUISHED OCTOGENARIANS. Mr. Thomas Hardy, our most dis tinguished novelist and poet, cele brated his eighty-first birthday on June 2. That fact is revealed to us in the pages of Who's Who, which also records the pre sence in our midst of many ...