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... Federation 1994-97, 62; Jose Rivero, golfer, 46; Fred Winter, racehorse trainer, 75. Anniversaries Births: 1839 Adml Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy; 1842 Sir James Dewar (born Kincardineon-Forth), physician and chemist and inventor of the vacuum flask; 1869 Sir ...
... some wooden rafters - rafters being “the first and last thing we see”; at birth and at death. Those of us who live in a Thomas Hardy novel, perhaps. The average modern hospital bed is far more likely to give youaviewofaneonsign. e - I could-go on, but ...
... to have been owned by such luminaries as Sir Joshua Reynolds (to whom it was dedicated), Leigh Hunt, Thomas Carlyle, Warren Hastings and Thomas Hardy. So fascinating do I find this study of words refracted through so many different minds that I notice ...
... research and writing but has already brought the author comparisons with literary greats such as James Joyce, Dylan Thomas and Thomas Hardy. Gordon, who represents 130 authors, said he can remember “It was a:g utllx:nkcflicit&d i I thi t time. 1 didmt think ...
... Neil Brand and Michael Eaton's play with music 10:00 The World Tonight. 10:45 Book At Bedtime: The Woodlanders. Written By Thomas Hardy. 11:00 Last Man In. Sports and humour show. 12:00 News. 12:30 The Late Book: Writing At The Kitchen Table. Final part of ...
... Federation 1994- 97, 63; Jose Rivero, golfer, 47; Fred Winter, racehorse trainer, 76. Anniversaries Births: 1839 Adml Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy; 1842 Sir James Dewar, (born Kincardineon-Forth) physician and chemist and inventor of the vacuum flask; 1869 Sir ...
... the class barriers that prevent her from being who she longs tobe. It was arich part and fabulous writing.” Echoes of a Thomas Hardy heroine are also to be found in The Claim, very loosely based on The Mayor of Casterbridge, in which Henderson plays a ...
... of cows crunching. I was hooked on the countryside. Words I discovered at an early age, too - The Child’s Book of Verse, Thomas Hardy, I was hooked on'books.. - - “Asachild] climbed trees, and I suppose my first proper climb was the gully on Ben Lui, where ...
... - ] Births: 1740 llie Marquis € Sade, French aristocrat and whose sexual perversions g i rise to the word sadism;. 18 Thomas Hardy, novelist and 1857 Sir Edward Elgar, cor ] 1920 Johnny Speight, pla Deaths: 1581 Earl of Mo regent (executed for comp in ...
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... ‘accommodated. I was once leaning on the bar of an old pub somewhere in rural Dorset, thinking ‘mellow thoughts of beer and Thomas Hardy, when I turned round and froze in my cups to find myself face to face with a mummified, crucified cat. It was in a glass ...
... Land, it becomes part of an English tradition of cities gone wrong. Beside work by Leopardi, Schopenhauer, Baudelaire, Thomas Hardy, Herman Melville and the later Mark Twain it counterblasts al9th-century beliefin everlasting human progress. To those ...