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... An enchanting selection of Sir William Beach Thomas' country notes. A book filled with tender observation and deep love of the English countryside and its lore. A YEAR INTDE COUNTRY Sh· \Villiam B each Thoma s Selected, with a Preface, by J. C. Trewin ...
... trouole between them was that she thought herself competent to criticise his work. Like the first Mrs. Thomas Hardy, she set up as a moral censor. Hardy defended himself by building an outside staircase to a room where his wife could not get at him, but ...
... trouole between them was that she thought herself competent to criticise his work. Like the first Mrs. Thomas Hardy, she set up as a moral censor. Hardy defended himself by building an outside staircase to a room where his wife could not get at him, but ...
... shoulder line remilles feuilles straw by Olga Mattli. Erik has designed plaited straw pillbox berets with ribbon cockades for Hardy Amies in blonde, in white, in black and pale shell pink. S IMO E MIRMAN makes a mart straw tricorne in grass green with violet ...
... from Corfe along the Purbeck ridge-with superb views-leads via L ulworth to Dorche ter (Casterbridge) through the heart of Thomas Hardy's country, and there is none lovelier. From Dorchester, a pleasant Georgian town retaining grassy Roman ramparts, an enchanting ...
... it is now possible even more confidently to accept the attributions of Mr. Whi ffen and Professor A. E. Richarclson of St. Thomas's Church, Stourbriclge, contemporary with Castle H ere Bromwich, to \.Yhite's hand. H ere there are no family papers to assist ...
... monstrous arms. Chcri exist no more ; and realise it. How thi sound like a more pro,·incial Thomas Hardy, sub tituting an urban for a rural provinciality ! But Hardy was more the artist. In between hi first novel, Sister Carrie, written in 1900, and his second ...
... monstrous arms. Chcri exist no more ; and realise it. How thi sound like a more pro,·incial Thomas Hardy, sub tituting an urban for a rural provinciality ! But Hardy was more the artist. In between hi first novel, Sister Carrie, written in 1900, and his second ...
... margin land, were deliberately e tablished and fostered by Blundell to protect precious seedling . H e proceed d to raise hardy willows and poplars in great numbers from cuttings; he sowed holly berries and walnuts in nursery beds in his garden quantitie ...
... reminiscence. In The English Past,-Evocations of Persons and Places, (Macmillan, !Ss.) he records a visit to the church where Thomas Hardy had worshipped a a boy. I wept inward ly, ilently, for all the unknown mystery that s urrounds our lives, that makes us ...
... might thus be produced of each model sculptored by Hardy. The mould for a simple bust profile was no more complicated to use than a modern butter mould. Two figures from a mould taken from an original by Hardy, but with accessories and finishing touches added ...