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... sold for the price an old song. The only redeeming feature of the tragic disperaal was the numorous sallies and jests of Mr Thomas Little, the Selkirk auctioneer. Mr Little has a dry, pawky humour all his own, and was worth lingering for half an hour on ...
... Taylor is dainty comedienne and dancer. Lead ing parts are well undertaken by Ray (Holgate, Norman Greene, Lyle Jeffries, Alf Thomas, and the Richardson Girls. Arotle (P. and M., D. J. Clarke; .M., H. O'Neill; Mus.D.. J. White- lock).--1 Formby Seeing Life ...
... to-day 80 now to 100th St Thomas's Stockport did not to i of extra of to God to Hia oompa- A YEAR to of chronicled 1825— aunposed would dignified One very thankful spirit did it definite took or form to God's not suffer out of St Thomas to J LESLIE HacBEAN ...
... the House of Assembly from £6OO to £875. ORIGINAL “TESS” PLAYERS. The Dorchester Players, who were the first to play Mr. Thomas Hardy’s “Tess of the D’Urbervilles” at Dorchester, are going to London to witness the performance of the play at Barnes Theatre ...
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... and even pessimistic. The miseries of life provide material for the novelist far too frequently; witness John Galsworthy, Thomas Hardy, and even Arnold Bennett. But such literature has its function in life. People take fresh heart many times after reading ...
... Guyan wide also outride after good on wing Mitchell right coming out and taking ball off toes himself in the process mm toon Hardy little close A to brought dealt with later centre ball net but foul Pearson nullinqd point closing incidents by bar fine effort ...
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... everything was carried out. The services were of a very inspiring character throughout, the preacher being the Rev. S. Hankin Hardy. H.C.F.. who, with true sympathy and insight, helped the members of the congregations to understand the words he had selected ...
... the elements the like of which. I never expect to equal in a role, just for a nice supper and to hear a band play ! What Thomas Hardy would doubtless describe as one of Life's Little Ironies. There was nothing of any importance to discuss. Nothing that ...
... among them HARDY’S EARLY NOYTELS HAWKED A BOOKSTALL Mr W J Spencer of Street London tells some interesting tales Thomas in his book “Forty Years in Bookshop” (Constable) He writes: publisher Tinsley from whom I acquired copyright of Hardy novels lie published ...