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... Fans of poor little Thos. Kiss Me Hardy, b. June, 1840, will doubtless demur, chaps who climb the Alps will insist on the inclusion of Edward Scrambles Whymper, and Big Business men will, or should, do the same for Thomas Boss Cromwell, who got it in the ...
... you do that Slogger Maugham has formally denied that Ted Driffield in that delight ful sock-in-the-jaw Cakes and Ale is Thomas Hardy, but the boys are so similar that it makes no great odds in practice. Reading The Times account of the centenary goings-on ...
... whole Wcssex landscape in a few inches of space. This fine new edition of Thomas Hardy's story of the Mellstock Quire has just been published by Macmillan as a commemoration of Hardy's birth in 1840 ...
... last night DRAWN BY GEORGE TERNANT. Why, dammit, Sir, Goering 's disgraced his uniform. What! ALL of them? DRAWN BY BERT THOMAS. between a sausage and a bread poultice. I am assuming, of course, that there are any sausages at all, but that depends on ...
... day we think a song called A Titled Woman Bought His Bedroom Ware is more suit able. We composed it during the auction of Thomas Hardy's household effects down at Dorchester some time ago. The first line comes from the Daily Express report of the sale, and ...
... romanticism which is the mood of the age. These words, which are not the author's, but have been drawn from the Journal of Thomas Hardy, seem to me the wisest in Romanticism and the Modern Ego: they by-pass a number of arguments that the book contains. But ...
... for rny insomnia, Doctor, every third one becomes two-pennyworth of corned beef. Er what must I have to-day DRAWN BY BERT THOMAS. There 's a sort of whoosh as the engine-driver lets the scoop down, and then, presto lovely fresh fish in the dining-car ...
... ts, mostly unashamed. Some of our greatest writers have used the Valentine as a delicate and potent symbol of romance. Thomas Hardy, more concerned than most with the gaunt realities of the human struggle, wove a thread of undiluted sentiment through ...
... saw Mme. Bianchi's attractive sister, Miss Georgette Hart, who was helping to entertain the guests, Countess Sagastan, Sir Thomas Cook, the Earl and Countess of Howe, Lord Foley, Lady Ovey and her daughter Mary, Mr. Leslie Hore-Belisha and Sir Ronald and ...
... for all garden purposes. Exceedingly hardy and free flowering from Spring to Winter. Famous Family Collection- Six splendid varieties all double. 8U8AN Lovely Lilac, Black Eye. UNARY Rose Pink and Maroon. THOMAS. .Mahogany Red, deeper centre. ALICE Lovely ...
... marriage to a shrewish widow who was at odds with him in heart, mind and faith, and brought him no happiness. That, as Thomas Hardy might have said, was the tragic irony [the end] After a heart-to-heart farewell, John Wesley rode off, and out of her life ...
... Exceedingly hardy and free flowering from Spring to Winter. f Famous FAMILY Collection 7 fr Six Splendid Varieties 1/7 WINSTON Rich dark Crimson, perfumed. 1 1/ MONTY Rose Pink, Chocolate centre. Ill VICTOR Maroon, shaded Rose Pink. II THOMAS Mahogany ...