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... THOMAS HARDY The fire glimmers On the turned leg of the table you lean on To peer under eaves At a sky squeezed beneath the cloud's lid; There the grown-out hedge at the top of the slope Gathers the darkness to the field's shoulder. Benighted on the sunken ...
... Thomas Hardy: skeletons in the cupboard some disbelief when it first came out. He has come round to changinf his mind. His book is partly dedicated “in recognition of Lois Deacon,” and in the biographical first chapter we find him accepting Hardy's r ...
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... Selection— ““Thomas Hardy : His Life and Work” by F. E. Halliday (Adams & Dart, £3.50), nicely llustrated with forty-nine plates, is a penetrating and very readable biography of the great Wessex novelist and poet. The full appreciation of Hardy’s work depends ...
... Blackwood’s The magm. of life and leisure - January 1978 60p : The Troops: A Special Case ‘Thomas Hardy 50 Years On Japanese Hogmanay Poem: The Answering Puise ¢ '~ An Edwardisn Girlhood ' *'HMot&erwv;m;i‘ - Stopping the British Rot ~ - = Fleet Stree ...
... IN JANUARY 1978 Monday Nights at Eight THOMAS HARDY 1840 -1928 The “ Wessex Novels” of Thomas Hardy are among the most loved and most re-read of British novels—only Jane Austen commands an equal following—and Hardy’s later poems are among ...
... IN JANUARY 1978 Monday Nights at Eight THOMAS HARDY 1840 -1928 The “ Wessex Novels” of Thomas Hardy are among the most loved and most re-read of British novels—only Jane Austen commands an equal following—and Hardy's later poems are among ...
... A STORY about Thomas Hardy which I picked up somewhere tells of how he had a habit of putting pebbles in the bird-bath in his garden in case the smaller birds should drown. He was by his own advertisement a man who used to notice such things, and I supone ...
... 2nd HOUSE 2nd RUN (Sat. BBC 2, 9 5), The powcrlul scene from Thomas Hardy novel “The Mayor of Casterbridge, in which a man puts his wife up for auction, is one o ...
... BBC 1 BBC 2 GRAMPIAN 5.5 JOHN CRAVEN'S NEWSROUNP 4.55 OPEN UNIVERSITY 5.15 UNIVERSITY CHALLENGE 4.55 Thomas Hardy and Cornwall. With Bamber Gasgoigne. Math» 6.10 MlOl/3 Trig Formu- umue at cjc 5.10 BLUE PETER I* Clean Air Success. ' Nt s & -* 7.0 NEWS ...
... 9.o—Wessex Talas: “FeHow Townsmen,” Thomas Hardy. Inside Story: Marek The tragic story about a child who underwent hole-in-theheart operation. .35—Don't Quote Me; Mews Extra and Weather. 11.25 Closedown: “Entirely, Louis MacNeice. 20—Ousty’e Troll. News ...
... SUNDAY The serial, which marks the fiftieth anniversary of the death Thomas Hardy, was made entirely on location in the West Country with David Giles as director and Jonathan Powell as producer. Michael Henchard, a labourer, gets drunk at a fair and sells ...