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... 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 ...
... Hemingway THOMAS HARDY in a foot-note Tryphena Sparks, whom some have thought to be Hardy's first love. Yet a number of references in his work seem to be to her and her death may have lead to his pre-occupation with the tragic Inevitability of mortality ...
... Wessex THE SPELL OF THOMAS HARDY ABBC'T'B CERNEL to Wintoncester and beyond spans more than the Dorset miles between Thomas Hardy's Cerne Abbas, its ancient giant still astride the chalky hillside, and Winchester where Tess was hanged in the county gaol ...
... The Players tackle Thomas Hardy AFTER the merry goings on of their highly successful pantomime, the Lapworth Players spring production takes on a more serious note. The Day After The Fair is Frank Harvey’s adaptation of a Thomas Hardy short story, and as ...
... PUBLIC AND LEGAL THOMAS GROVES HARDY otherwise THOMAS HARDY (Deceased) Pursuant to the Trustee Act, 1925, Section 27 PERSONS having a claim against or an interest in the Estate of Thomas Groves Hardy otherwise ...
... ip. Robert Gittings One macabre legend concerning the death of Thomas Hardy was told by Mr. Gittings who said the story had not been included in his book. Mr. Gittings told of how Hardy had said in his will that he wanted to be buried in a churchyard ...
... HARDY WOMEN Stratford Poetry Festival `Thomas Hardy and his Women' DEVOTEES of Thomas Hardy's novels and poems were likely to he drawn as to a magnet by an evening promising revelations about the women in his life, especially as the narrator ...
... Thomas Hardy and his mismatched love and railway stations — a lifetime of poetry WHETHER it was the summer evening, his three excellent readers, or because Stratford’s poetry-loving audience is Rassionate for Hardy, ichard Digby Day certainly had a full ...
... M 7.81 lum. THOMAS HARDY Words & Music mt..) COI7 021443 2114 ...
... Motor Cyclist Hurt in Crash Thomas Hardy (36), of 13, Holbrook Road, Long Lawford, was admitted to the Hospital of Bt. Cross, Rugby, last night, with foot injuries. Mr. Hardy, a motor cyclist, was in collision with a car driven by Mr. John Cunnington ...
... EVENING MAIL SATURDAY MARCH 21 1998 17 I I JI II J I - - - - - THOMAS Hardy himself could not have written a more poignant story For if the great Dorset writer had moved the readers of Tess of the DUrbervilles with the decline of a fictional great family ...
... Rg am rots •,:,1, For Fun EACH letter here stands for a different • Not quite Thomas Hardy! But what's the CROWD anyway? F A R F R 0 M A D M A D CROWD SOLUTION io yesterday's puzqe MIMI was 1212. Complied by J. A. H. Hunter, who will be pleased to answer ...