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... A LONELY SNOB One ut his heroes Mal Thomas Hardy and %%e are given many glimpses this sentimental. countryfied and morbid man. tai rie aumired cult wed and well-bred women. He married An.. eh but obtained a di% orce In lift. He wa,, strange MOM!. of arid ...
... Squire into tramp Crichton Porteous, who was born in Leeds. and has been called the Thomas Hardy of Derbyshire. gives us another good story of rural life that can be as swift-moving as any in a city. His Jonas Wisket, a successful business man, who goes ...
... Dick to show how much poetic feeling and intensity could be found in prose. He continued with poems by D. H. Lawrence. Thomas Hardy, and an unusual one, The Christ of Ammergau. by Lord Tennyson. recently discovered Then followed a small excerpt from ...
... witnessed great activity in all the arts While there had been genius of the first rank to fill tne role of Yeats in Ireland, Thomas Hardy in England, the present generation was living through a period remarkable productivity in literature as well a-i in music ...
... FLAMBOROUGH HEAD (From Lloyd'*). Northwards y**t*rd*y: Thomas Hardy. Simultaneity. Captain J. M. Donaldson. Arctic Viking (trawler). Brlxton, Crescence. The Baron. Henlleld. The President. Hudson River. Dagenham. Sp’rality. Corchester. Today: Holdernith ...
... Child's Sketch Book. several preludes. and Amberley Wild Brooks. lie has put music to over 50 songs. These have included Thomas Hardy Songs, Songs of a Wayfarer. Marigold' Land ...
... still maintained here. It has a country- house atmosphere. On the western fringe of the New Forest is Bourne mouth, which Thomas Hardy described as a Mediter ranean lounging-place in the English Channel. Bournemouth has made the most of its natural advant ...
... Snobry School. nald the title of subject, More Purple Patches. - arose from a personal discovery in a course of lectures on Thomas Hardy of pnasages ,n uri,inG6 far superior to his normal level . Qualities Of Prose did not lend itself to anthology as did poetry ...
... ism among those who worked on the land. Every man was an identity, with a character of his own a crusted character, as Thomas Hardy expressed it. They had their own forms of speech, their own kind of humour, and their own philosophy of life. Professor ...
... Bristol or her COMMUNICATE TOUKRS SOLICITORS DAWLISH DEVON THOMAS HEWSON HARDY Pursuant Trustee Act 1925 S 27 amended) NOTICE is hereby that ALL other persons CLAIM8 or DEMANDS of THOMAS HEWSON HARDY CARBONEAR TYNINO ROAD SALTPORD BRISTOL December 1954 Probate ...
... and pianist was Miss Haigh Mrs M R Bielby spoke on the lives and writings Charles Kingsley George Meredith Charles and Thomas Hardy Tuesday's of the Fartown Townswomen’s Guild Social Studies Group M Llovd presided Trinity Methodist Wednesday Fellowship ...
... Thomas’ 8. Stan Hand 0. St. Thomas’; J. Simpson: I. Thacker. Atkin; V. Baggley. M. Hall. D. Lovelace: J. Frost (2>. P, Bird (4). L. Bagley (1). W. Adams. P. Black (1). Siam land; Tune; Hardy. Mooney; Wray. Renshaw. Thomas. Askey. Bartholomew. Stanford ...