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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Thomas Hardy Revalued to vent his long repressed irritation and misery.” After her death, however, he poured out poems to her memory and suffered from remorse. He never forgot their early idyllic love. Amplifying what has already been written about the ...
... Thomas Hardy: skeletons in the cupboard some disbelief when it first came out. He has come round to changinf his mind. His book is partly dedicated “in recognition of Lois Deacon,” and in the biographical first chapter we find him accepting Hardy's r ...
... THOMAS HARDY. By Evelyn Hardy. It the number of books devoted to a great writer's life and works may be thought to establish him as a classic, there can be no doubt that Thomas Hardy must be so acknowledfed. for, with the rs, the ...
... ® A Laodicean by Thomas Hardy (£5.99, Penguin Classics) Have you ever wondered what blurb writers would say on the back of a book that was known to be bad? Step forward Penguin Classics’ version of Hardy's worst novel, about a thoroughly modern young ...
... Hardy Again THOMAS HARDY. By Douglas Brown. (10s 6d. Longmans.) ] . Mr Douglas Brown suggests that Hardy's narrative art *takes both its material and its vitality from the agricultural, rather than from the philosophical, context . . Indeed, we can hardly ...
... BooKkS OF THE DAY The Mind of Thomas Hardy THOMAS HARDY'S NOTEBOOKS. Edited by Evelyn Hardy. Hogarth Press.) Readers of Hardy should be gratefnl indeed to Evelyn Hardy for her ...
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... earliest MS, of a‘goem by Hardy), and the first page of Hardy's * rough copy” of the type.scnst of “The Later Years of Thomas Hardy,” with additions in his calligraphic hand. A striking revelation is contained in a note on Hardy's friendship ...
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