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... lucky enough to read It In full can be judged bv the deliciously witty accounts of Mrs. Woolf's meetings with, for example, Thomas Hardy, Arnold Bennett and George Moore, which seem almost more illuminating than anything else yet written on those authors. ...
... novels were written on railway platforms, in coaches, on board ship, and once on the back of a horse. Poem on leaf Although Thomas Hardy, the Dorset novelist, wrote a beautiful hand, he did not always choose paper to match. He did not always carry a notebook ...
... Executive Committee the Youth Hostels Association (England and Wales). INJURED In a roof fall Newmarket Colliery. Woodlesford. Thomas Hardy ...
... directness of impact. The story of the Nativity is told in the narrative of the Gospels, broken by settings of poems by Milton. Thomas Hardy. George Herbert and others and ending with Ring out. ve crystal ;spheres. in which the musical texture haa a glory to ...
... Found wounded Major Thomas Kenneth Hardy, RAMC., Senior Medical Officer in medical order! the Dunera, said he was called y, lavatory troop deck “E.” and wrists found there with in his neck He died 25 minutes razor blade was found either on or near the ...
... having heard of any other British novelists. Shades of Fielding and Scott, of Jane Austen and Blot, Charles Dickens and Thomas Hardy!— Yours, etc., WILFRED CHILD!. 40, Duchy Road, Harrogate ...
... to conventional opinion and. most of all. from his gift for satirical characterisation and the military art by G. 8.5.), Thomas Hardy, *who Inspired Mr. John's deep affection, Montagu Norman (making a discreet beeline for his car after a sitting), Lord ...
... during the trial and the authorities quoted were omen's magazines. Sunday newspapers. Balzac. Shaw. Socrates. Cicero. Thomas Hardy and Robert Louis Stevenson. the Judge was in the glory of a full-bottomed wig and wielded a mallet, very little order was ...
... 45 —Rome and Oxford. ~ BBC Symphony Orchest ra. 0.0—The Military Band in the Concert Hall. Llnlc —Faure and 10.45 — - Thomas Hardy (repeat l. 11.5 —Recital. TELEVISION 7.10 —Boxing 3.30—The Tan Virtues. 7.20 —BBC Hevue Orchestra. 5.0—Children's Hour ...
... through Gft. drifts of snow, through fog and through the stour, which whipped off the snowfields blinding mist. They include Thomas Hardy, of Northallerton, the driver of the bulldozer; William Moore, of Hawes; Hunter Hemsley, of Aysgnrth; and Arthur Hodgson ...
... the brains were out The man would die, and there an end. But I don't think Macbeth (or his creator) really believed that. Thomas Hardy imagined (in 'The Dynasts') an Immanent Will drearily diverting itself from everlasting to everlasting with the tide of ...
... cycles for voice and piano. the Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo. - written in America in 1940. and Winter Words.' poems of Thomas Hardy. set to music in 1953 The Michelangelo sonnets are wonderfully wrought love poems matched by music of great delicacy and ...