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... vice-chair. The topic of conversation *as Thomas Hardy, the Club's Vice-President Responding to the toast of his health, Professor Abercrombio paid a warm tribute to the genius of Thomas Hardy. When one thought of Hardy, said, one thought ...
... THOMAS HARDY. LECTURE ON HIS TWILIGHT VIEW OF LIFE. Thomas Hardy and his twilight view of life was the title ot the ninth of the series of University Extension lectures which was given by the R-v. J. L. Barkway, 8.A., Vict., M.A., Cantab., the Albert ...
... vice-chair. The topic of conversation was Thomas Hardy, the Club Vice-President. Responding to the toast of his health. Professor Abcrcrombic paid a warm tribute to the genius j of Thomas Hardy. When one thought of | Hardy, he said, one ...
... THOMAS HARDY. City Minister on His Religious Views. An address Thomas Hardy, Poet and No-relist, was given to the Aberdeen Philosophical Society, the Music Hall, Aberdeen, last night, the Rev. J. K. Thomson, East and Bolmont Street, U.P. Church. The ...
... THOMAS HARDY Poems and Prose Works. Cloth. 4/6, Leather, 6/- per volume. The “New Hardy.” Human Shows far Phantasies; Cloth gilt. 7/6. ...
... THOMAS HARDY. The Weekly Westminster contains a striking article to the genius of Thomas Hardy Professor Lascelles Abercrombie of Leeds University. in tills says:—- The physiologists, however, may well be wondering that Thomas ...
... THOMAS HARDY. Mr. J. Middleton Murry, writing in the •'Weekly Westminster of Thomas Hardy, •ays.— In that creative representation of English rural life to which he dovoted his. yeans maturity, he has exhibited man's purposes continually frustrated through ...
... 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 ...
... THOMAS HARDY Veteran Novelist’s 85th Birthday. Thomas Hardy, the veteran poet and moveliat, celebrated hit* birthday to-day at hie DoiChester home Max Gate, where he found gieat pleasure in perusing the large number of congratulatory messages from friends ...
... THOMAS HARDY. Sir,—We have read with much interest the notable speech of Mr. Austen Chamberlain on the project of a Univanit{ for Wessex. In mm,moowopuono a Chair of English ure, to be founded in honour of Thomas Hardy, the creator of Wessex as we know ...
... THOMAS HARDY antriAutes ...
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