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... January 29, 1954 By B Ifor Evans Thomas Hardy Evelyn Hardy. (Hogarth Press. 255) I CONFESS that I began this book with the mean hope of finding more information about Hardy's personal life. Miss Hardy's name suggested the possibility of some ...
... A FAMOUS HOME Here is the charming house where Thomas Hardy lived at Higher Bockhampton in his beloved Wessex country. All men, whether eminent or lowly, appreciate the security of home-ownership and thousands obtain it with the help of the HALIFAX BUILDING ...
... The Tree of Man is outstanding to the contemporary reader, for its epic quality, comparable in its conception and tone to Thomas Hardy, and in its vitality and realism to D. H. Lawrence. A majestic and impressive work of genuine art that digs more deeply ...
... of the Methodism of our time. and a true mystic. Bs. 6d. net WINDOW IN THE WEST by Gilbert Thomas Impressiors and sketches. Includes his essay on Thomas Hardy, The Dark Horse. 9s. 6d. net THE LIFE OF MR. SILAS TOLD by Himself First published in 1786, ...
... contains the most notorious of his numerous puns— the bezant is hard, ay, and black (a reference to Sir Walter Besant, Thomas Hardy and the almost forgotten William Black). In this poem will be found the line: Did ever you hear of a Yankee brig that rifled ...
... TRUTH was at Woolbridge Manor, Wool, a splendid sixteenth century house which Thomas Hardy chose as the setting for his novel Tess of the d'Urbervilles. As the Manor is run in connexion with a farm, the fare should be ample and fortifying. Three miles ...
... BALLET By EDWIN BIRCH THEATRE By BERNARD LEVIN OPERA By Nob. GOODWIN THE HUBERT PHILLIPS PUZZLE PAGE ON BOOKS AND PEOPLE THOMAS HARDY By B. IFOR EVANS HISTORY OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE 1939-45, Vol. I By Air Marshal Sir PHILIP JOUBERT 150 MAPS AND THEIR MAKERS ...
... 'a Person of Honour', which had belonged to the poet Wordsworth and contained his signature, and afterwards was given to Thomas Hardy in 1917. The other was a most interesting but maudlin letter from Oscar Wilde to Sir George Alexander the actor, talking ...
... in Shaw; hence his illimitable inferiority to Shakespeare, his considerable inferiority to such a contemporary of his as Thomas Hardy. Fabian Peter Pan This perpetual play-acting made it difficult for Shaw to tell what was sense and what was nonsense. There ...
... and went there again and again. Among authors upon whom she called none seem to have made more impression upon her than Thomas Hardy. With her own sense of irony, this appeal becomes readily clear. Ellen Glasgow never married. She loved several men. The ...
... anonymous working men with a suggestion of the rhythm, continuity and laboriousness of their days : if English painting has its Thomas Hardy, I would say that Herman is his name. Among the water colours, an Epstein (Epping Forest) and several Keith Vaughans (figures) ...
... return to poetry in The Dynasts and compose a work for which, in a way, his whole life was a preparation? Miss Hardy recalls how, when Thomas Hardy's father was dying, almost his last remark was to ask 'for water fresh drawn from the well - which was brought ...