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... own, and a Pre go, pre go, sfaceolnmodarsi, commanded you to be seated. At that audience Queen Margherita talked much of Thomas Hardy's novels. She said there was much in his Wessex characters that reminded her of the people in the Val d'Aosta. And she ...
... library affair. Yet don't let us despise it, even in memory, for some of the best English novels came to us in its form, Thomas Hardy's Tess among them. It served its day and generation, and, indeed, as Mr. Rudyard Kipling has sung in its praise, was once ...
... library affair. Yet don't let us despise it, even in memory, for some of the best English novels came to us in its form, Thomas Hardy's Tess among them. It served its day and generation, and, indeed, as Mr. Rudyard Kipling has sung in its praise, was once ...
... the other is in the drawing-room at Ighthafn Mote, that beautiful and untouched moated manor house in Kent belonging to Sir Thomas. Colyer-Fergusson Was it Really the Article IF I remember rightly, it was the Infanta Eulalia who, in her recent book of memoirs ...
... Samuel Lover. As against the £275 for Pickwick alone, the same house is asking only £272 for forty-nine first editions of Thomas Hardy. The performance of the Hon. Mrs. Montagu's strenuous play Yetta Polowski, at the Scala last week, reminds me that that ...
... Samuel Lover. As against the £275 for Pickwick alone, the same house is asking only £272 for forty-nine first editions of Thomas Hardy. The performance of the Hon. Mrs. Montagu's strenuous play Yetta Polowski, at the Scala last week, reminds me that that ...
... Argyll, W. E. H. Lecky, S. R. Gardiner^ Bishop Creighton, Bishop Stubbs, A. C. Swinburne, George Meredith, John Morley, Thomas Hardy, James Bryce, Sir G. O. Trevelyan, Leslie Stephen, George Macdonald, R. D. Blackmore, Rudyard Kipling, Aubrey de Vere, ...
... I.I.. Mr. Thomas Hardy signs Mr. John Masefield's Odtaa Mr C E Montague's new novel Mr Donne Byrne's Irishism and new stories by Mrs. Williamson and by others, all making a pretty mirror of the London book world MR. THOMAS HARDY is so timid, so ...
... I.I.. Mr. Thomas Hardy signs Mr. John Masefield's Odtaa Mr C E Montague's new novel Mr Donne Byrne's Irishism and new stories by Mrs. Williamson and by others, all making a pretty mirror of the London book world MR. THOMAS HARDY is so timid, so ...
... familiar with Shakspere and Balzac as well as with most of the poets and the leading modern writers, like Bernard Shaw, Thomas Hardy, and Anatole France. A Born Hotel Manager After having fallen into innocuous desue tude and been closed for two years, ...
... its columns for subscriptions, and now the Prime Minister, Mr. J. Ramsay Mac- Donald, Lord Oxford and Asquith, and Mr. Thomas Hardy sign an appeal to the whole nation. They conclude thus The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre was known to millions in the Dominions ...
... Wessex. It is an interesting old town, and Hardy lovers will easily identify many of the places mentioned in the novels and tales, and will not fail to see the ancient Grammar School, founded by another Thomas Hardy in 1579 the Napper's Almhouses, founded ...