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... Drummer Hodge by Thomas Hardy They throw in Drummer Hodge to rest Uncoffined just as found His landmark is a kopje-crest That breaks the veldt around, And foreign constellations west Each night above his mound. Young Hodge the Drummer never knew Fresh ...
... THE SUNDAY POEM Thomas Hardy manged to combine writing novels of a high order with the writing of poetry a feat which TS Eliot said was virtually impossible; and certainly it is difficult to think of another writer who produced a body of first-class work ...
... 83 Stockport Dibble, Thomas (Hardy 69). Palmer, Challinor, Gibb. Hardiker. McLachlan. Briggs, Wcodthorpe, Beckett Daley. Booked: Woodthorpe. Dismissed: Daley. Burnley Beres( ord. McGregor (Maylett 77). Davis (Blake 89). Cox. Thomas, Weller. Grant (Cook ...
... THOMAS THE OBSCURE Above left, Florence Dugdale, who in 1914 married Thomas Hardy (below). She was 39 years his junior. Main photo: Julie Christie as Bathsheba Everdene in the 1967 film version of 'Far from the Madding Crowd' his attempts to present women ...
... THE SUNDAY POEM The impression that Thomas Hardy was a much-admired and venerated figure in his own lifetime is based almost entirely on attitudes towards him in his later years. Though he enjoyed some success after Far from the Madding Crowd was published ...
... Award-winning biographer Claire Tomalin joins Melvyn Bragg, both above, to trace the personal history of author and poet Thomas Hardy, looking into how his novels, including Tess of the D'Urbervilles and Jude the Obscure, offer an insight into his life ...
... this poem was the result. Thomas Hardy was not in the business of holding or expressing comforting views about death or, for that matter life but his poem does something for poor Drummer Hodges otherwise almost unrecorded HARDY: Reality of life and death ...
... for short stories in verse not the sort of personal anecdote or reminiscence of childhood or whatever that came in with Thomas Hardy and is now so tiresomely familiar, but real short stories about imagined characters whose lives are fully entered into ...
... ILOO 17V NEWS AND WEATHER m 1110 THE SOUTH BANK SHOW Writer Claire Tomlin traces the life of Thomas Hardy. (T) 574483 1210 Ft Grand Prix Igghbolds (T) I 12.00 ethnic Digital Music Awards 2006 1200 Las Vegas 14588 1.00 Wean Waal 343762105 Champlain League ...
... from 1982 to 1998? 16. 1979 film based on a Thomas Hardy novel. 18. Which popular product is derived from the plant Camellia Sinensis? 20. Which fruit is the principal ingredient of guacamole? 21. What was Thomas Edison's middle name? 24. A mistake. 25. ...
... motorway. Late night in a pub, a nihilistic young man, who wouldn't be out of place in a punk band, started talking about Thomas Hardy because: He wrote about death. And in Poland now we have a big death. This is my favourite phrase all week. A Big Death ...
... passage and a watery grave for many seafarers, while their mystical resonance and allure is reflected in the literature of Thomas Hardy and Virginia Woolf. Time has moved on and, in Ireland, the systematic automation of lighthouses has ensured that while ...