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... Thomas Hardy THOMAS HARDY. Br Desmond Hawkins. (Arthur Barker. 65.) Mr. Hawkins's study of Hardy will not sufrer the inevitable comparisons with Miss Phyllis Bentley's study the Brontes, Dame Una Pope-Hennessy's study of Scott, and Lcttice ...
... 464 m. and !!)4m. 6.0 p.m.—Ravel. 7.5--Ati Kcologist among the Hopis. — ien an.i -The Soviet View 8.35-— The Dynasts. Thomas Hardy 10.15—Mussorgsky. 10.50—Th« Dialogue. 11.10 —Becft and Franc*. ...
... 6.00 p.m.: MadrigaLs and Music' for Consort 665: Development in Nigeria—l talk. 6.55: Recital. 7.30: The Dynasts. by Thomas Hardy. Part 1 (repeat). 9.05: (7hamber Music. 10.15: Ntetzsche's Mission—tat. 10.35: The Impressario. by Moutrt. 11.15: Nature ...
... the works of poets both •• ancient and modern.” Cliaucer. Milton. John Donne and Robert Herrick rub shoulders here with Thomas Hardy. G. M. Hop- 1 kins T S. Eliot and Gerald Bullet l. The last named is represented by his exquisite carol the first stanzo ...
... Aeneas, opera by Purcell. 810: Heart and Home—talk. 3.26: Bach's Sonata No. 3 in C. for violin. W. 06: The Dynasts. by Thomas Hardy-5. 10.35: Czech Music. 11.10: Paris Letter (mt..). 11.25: Music by and Rameau 11.50: Close down. ...
... having heard of any other British novelists. Shades of Fielding and Scott, of Jane Austen and Blot, Charles Dickens and Thomas Hardy!— Yours, etc., WILFRED CHILD!. 40, Duchy Road, Harrogate ...
... through Gft. drifts of snow, through fog and through the stour, which whipped off the snowfields blinding mist. They include Thomas Hardy, of Northallerton, the driver of the bulldozer; William Moore, of Hawes; Hunter Hemsley, of Aysgnrth; and Arthur Hodgson ...
... appears The history of a hundred years Emperors' Kings’ Captives’ births and deaths Strange faiths and fleeting shibboleths Thomas Hardy imagined the old newspaper soliloquising as it looked back over the tragedies and comedies of a century of print Today ...
... James Stewart THOMAS HARDY: DRAUGHTSMAN OF CHARACTER CANON F HOPE SCOTT lectured to Hull Literary Club at the Guildhall last night Thomas Hardy” The president G Dudley Harbron was in the chair Canon Hope Scott said Like most of our writers ...
... bitterness of heart that weaknesses which would have diminished with the years fed secretly until 1940 he at last gave way Thomas Hardy would have symbolised such problem as a tempting of the Fates and only such an insight as his would get at the truth HOW ...
... and when one thinks of ‘‘Wuthering Heights the sombre note bound to come uppermost Although Thomas Hardy was something a pessimist one does not consider the Hardy Country as anything but representative rural England’s loveliness while we extol the Brontes ...
... latter troops being mainly City of London Trained Bands 1714 George I landed England from Hanover 1839 Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy flag-captain of Victory at Trafalgar died Greenwich Hospital i 1869— George Robey comedian born 1878 Upton Sinclair author ...