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... Thomas Hardy A PROGRAMME of readings from the works of Thomas Hardy has been arranged by Abercorn Produc tions at the Purcell Room on the South Bank on April 13. Derek Jacobi, Gareih Armstrong. Bernard Cuffling, Eleanor Thomas and Teresa ...
... THOMAS HARDY Thomas Hardy. one of the greatest of the Victorian novelists. began life as an architect, and won a medal for hisskill in that art. But ra gdually literature claimed him. until his mind and his enthusiasm became entirely possessedn ovel.with ...
... THOMAS HARDY Thomas Hardy, one of the greatest of the Victorian novelists, began life as an architect, and won a medal for his skill in that art. But gradually literature claimed him, until his mind and his enthusiasm became entirely possessed with the ...
... THOMAS HARDY The fire glimmers On the turned leg of the table you lean on To peer under eaves At a sky squeezed beneath the cloud's lid; There the grown-out hedge at the top of the slope Gathers the darkness to the field's shoulder. Benighted on the sunken ...
... OF THOMAS HARDY memoir to those who.. wish it English of poets and to he Sphere. oo him his in our literary heritage.’ 7 plates. 4 MACMILLAN (A) ...
... Thomas Hardy making any remarks upon it that you may think fit, in the shape of criticism, from which, I am sure, I shall profit.” Blackwood read the MS., gave useful criticism, but, as Hardy wrote on April 26, “ the time at which I wished to appear in ...
... Thomas Hardy by Hardy, who found sympathy and consolation in a series of brilliant, young society women; even when old in London he found some distracting consolation in young women in fluffy blouses.- Emma was more hurt than he knew, and far more i ...
... modern methods and presentation. “A Hardy Companion” is intended both for Hardy readers in general, and for students, and it tries too hard to be all things to all men. Nm it hpl;::d wltll:‘ mm); a ve ograp) o * Hardy country — but it costs 90s. This ...
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... THOMAS HARDY At the request of the famous novelist and poet, Thomas Hardy, he wrote music for many of his Dorset poems. “By mistake much of the music that he wrote for Hardy and for others, as well as compositions of’ his own, was thrown on ...
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