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... Memorable songs The feature the morning, however. was the first performance Benjamin Britten's setting eight poems by Thomas Hardy, moving and often gripping Impressions country life. Three became immediately memorable— Midnight on the Great Western ...
... realised.” Northerner II iUST 18, 1950 tout is it not also true that the mention of Hardy calls to mind first and foremost an vague or Hardy anticipated Freud THOMAS HARDY: The Novels and Stories. By Albert J. Guerard. (Oxford University Press for the Harvard ...
... THE NOTEBOOKS OF LEONARDO DA VINCI Illustrated: in one volume of the 5s net For the Young OUR EXPLOITS AT WEST POLEY by THOMAS HARDY Illustrated by LYNTON LAMB 9s Gd net THE BALLAD OF THE KON-TIKI by lAN SERRAILLIER Illustrated by MARK SEVERIN 75 6d net ...
... Director's son marries at Bradford Hardy—Gregg Mr. Kenneth George Hardy, younger son of Mr. Thomas Hardy and the late Mrs Hardy. of 48. Primley Drive. Bradford. was married yesterday at Heaton. Bradford. to Miss Margaret Edith Gregg. only ...
... 6.00 p.m.: MadrigaLs and Music' for Consort 665: Development in Nigeria—l talk. 6.55: Recital. 7.30: The Dynasts. by Thomas Hardy. Part 1 (repeat). 9.05: (7hamber Music. 10.15: Ntetzsche's Mission—tat. 10.35: The Impressario. by Moutrt. 11.15: Nature ...
... Restoration and 1750, and examine* each in turn. OUR EXPLOITS AT WEST POLEY by THOMAS HARDY ordinary edition 91. bd. net It seems curious that an unknown story by Thomas Hardy should, even now, turn up. but such is the case. The present volume contains ...
... Ladies will prove to be stimulating. Pride of place, however, is given, and rightly given, to that other Dorset writer. Thomas Hardy. whose reverence for the customs. the village crafts and the simple way of life of the Dorset peasantry inspired both his ...
... their C works, and for its value to those who have neglected or forgotten the £ authors concerned. CHAUCER by D. S. BREWER THOMAS HARDY | by DOUGLAS BROWN § ROBERT BROWNING by J. M. COHEN SIR WALTER | RALEGH | PHILIP EDWARDS CHRISTOPHER • MARLOWE by PHILIP ...
... letterswas a portrait of Thomas Hardy. That baa gone down literary history so firmly that nowadays most people believe It to fact. But Mr. Maugham strongly denied It then, and be still does so. I did not even have Thomas Hardy In mind when wrote It,” he ...
... setting for a recital in which the most important feature was the first performance of Britten's setting of eight poems by Thomas Hardy giving impressions of country life. It is obvious even from a first hearing that thfs cycle prove vet another success in ...
... Teapot of Admiral Hardy THOMAS HARDY outlived Nelson by many years and appointed the latter's old servant. Tom Allen, pewterer at Greenwich Hospital, he himself having been made Governor in 18.14. So Tom may well have polished Thomas's teapot! It was made ...
... the works of poets both •• ancient and modern.” Cliaucer. Milton. John Donne and Robert Herrick rub shoulders here with Thomas Hardy. G. M. Hop- 1 kins T S. Eliot and Gerald Bullet l. The last named is represented by his exquisite carol the first stanzo ...