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... who sounds very much in pain.” To-Day’s Tliooglit “If you think —have a kindly thought, If you speak—speak generously.” (Thomas Hardy.) RUN TO THE RESCUE ...
... the first time the camp is under canvas. STATUE TO THOMAS HARDY. At Dorchester on September 2nd bronze statue to the memory of Thomas Hardy, the Wessex novelist, will be unveiled by Sir James Barrie, Hardy’s old friend. The Mayor and ...
... out into the grounds. MEMORIAL TO THOMAS HARDY. column rough-hewn Cornish granite, ten feet high and decorated with laurel wreaths bronze, erected Thomas Hardy's American admirers, was yesterday unveiled close to Hardy's birthplace, Higher ...
... A. E. MORGAN, Principal, University College, Hull. Nov. 28—“ St. Augustine and the Arts.” Miss REBECCA WEST. Jan. 16—“ Thomas Hardy, The Dynasts.’ Prof. LASCELLES ABERCROMBIE Jan. 30—“ The Written and Spoken Word.” Colonel JOHN BUCHAN, M.P. Feb. 27 George ...
... View of Hardy. •the human pair in the works of THOMAS HARDY,” by Pierre d’Exideuli rHumphrey Toulmin, 10#. 6d.). Not the least interesting or important part of this book is the introduction from the pen of Mr. Havelock Ellis, no mean student of Hardy. England ...
... —Russian Songs, sung Tatiana Makushina and Paul Molchanotf. 7.0- —New Novels, by Miss V. Sackville-West. 7.25 —The Novels of Thomas Hardy—2, by Mr. Basil Willey. 7.4s—The Blackhill Colliery Prise Band: William Hendry (baritone), from Newcastle. 90- Weather ...
... quite prepared to apply to our own pet schemes as well as to theirs. MEMORIAL TO HARDY. Sir James Barrie’s Story at Unveiling. Unveiling the statue of the late Thomas Hardy, the novelist of the “ Wessex Country,” at Dorchester, yesterday. Sir James Barrie ...
... and rejected many suitors because they did not fulfil her dream. And then it happened that at garden party at the home of Thomas Hardy she met Sir John Fortescue. There followed a remarkably happy married life. ARMY HISTORIAN Sir John was Librarian at Windsor ...
... private owners could exercise foresight and meet in friendly consultation over the plans. A Cosmic Joke. It is pity that Thomas Hardy did not live till this Eastertide. His grim pleasure in the cosmic irony which makes mankind its plaything, and his suspicion ...
... KINGSLEY'S WATER-BABIES THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS KINGSLEY'S THE HEROES IN CLOTH AND LEATHER BINDINGS RUDYARD KIPLING 26 vols, THOMAS HARDY 27 vols. HUGH WALPOLE 16 vols. “ELIZABETH” 14 vols. ...
... Passmoor’s Husband,” by Aston Wyld (7s. 6d.); Herbert Jenkins. “Seventy Fathomo Deep,” by David Scott (12s. 6d.), and “Thomas Hardy, a Critical Studv,” by Arthur McDowall (12s. 6d.); Faber and Faber. , “The History of tho Mount School, York, by Winifred ...
... perhaps only a Temporary one. At a recent sale there were decreases in prices of first editions by Mr. John Galsworthy, Thomas Hardy, and Stevenson. Other books arc rushing up in value. A copy of the first edition of Darwin’s “Origin of Species” in original ...