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... went to Dorset where he became acquainted with Thomas Hardy. the writer, and remained friends with him for the 25 years he was in Dorset. Mr. Pentin has sent me a photograph of himself with Thomas Hardy. and I am putting it ,in the hook in church, which ...
... years when I was very, young. We hope to visit the Bronte country in Yorkshire, the southwestern part of England. the Thomas Hardy country (Dorset). Scotland and all the historical places. Asked about the question of his re-entry into the U.S.A., he ...
... Victoria 13 montU, plans a full tour of Britain. including Man. chaster, the Broads country in Yorkshire. SW England and Thomas Hardy country. Scotland and all the historical plasm. A big crowd sumd round Chaplin as he walked along the platform at Waterloo ...
... Restoration and 1750, and examine* each in turn. OUR EXPLOITS AT WEST POLEY by THOMAS HARDY ordinary edition 91. bd. net It seems curious that an unknown story by Thomas Hardy should, even now, turn up. but such is the case. The present volume contains ...
... three years when I was very young. We hope to visit the Bronte country in Yorkshire, the southwestern part of England. the Thomas Hardy country (Dorseo. Scotland and all the historical places. Asked about the question of his re-en:ry into the U.S.A.. he ...
... 1899. Now in his 80th year. Mr. Pentin moved from Coton to, Stratford-on-Avon and then to Dorset. where he was a friend of Thomas Hardy. the writer, for 25 years.. Poor health caused Mr. Pentin to retire to the French Riviera and then he moved to the Diocese ...
... delighted the audience with the readings from her book of verse, “The Cave of Years.” | ‘When she met Thomas Hardy one~of the | first remarks which Hardy made to her, | on learning that she was an American. was, | * Americans never use a short word if they ...
... travel and diet charge. ibis was signed by Thomas Turbervyle, Mayer. This T. Turbervvle wait a member of a family which had been settled at Bere Regis for centuries and the family name was used by Thomas Hardy for his novel Tess of the C Another item in ...
... years when I was very young. ** We hope to visit the Bronte country in Yorkshire, the southwestern part of England, the Thomas Hardy country, Scotland and all the historical places.’’ Asked about the question of his re-entry into the U.S., he said that ...
... Lest we should be too gay, we went to i Liszt and Thomas Hardy in noble but very dark lament for lost joys. ‘ After the interval, light grew, clear’ and exultant, in the authentic mysticism of Thomas Traherne, though, to my ear, Stravinsky was not the ...
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... their sustenance THE PATIENTS OF THE BLOCK I Forty-one signatures of patients were appended to this letter. —Ed A Welsh Thomas Hardy Sir. —Peterborough. in the Dailv Telegraph for Augu-l 29. referring a recent book. Welsh Country Characters. says ...