... THOMAS HARDY Tribute from American Admirers ...

... THOMAS HARDY THOMAS HARDY . By William R . Rutland ( 5 s . Blackie . ) . . -. -. . . This little volume is one of the first . of-a new series , handsome in format and ; beautifully illustrated , which will give the essen ; tial facts of the careers of ...

... THOMAS HARDY Thomas Hardy . A' Critical Study by Arrhu M'Dowall ; 12 s . 6 d . net . London ' : Faber & Faber . Headers of Mr M'Dowall ' s Realism ( 1918 ) - a volume well worthy of renewed study—wil welcome his hook on Hardy , a work asfull ...

... THOMAS HARDY THOMAS HARDY . By Edmund Blundc ! This is the latest addition to the English Men of Letters series and admirably upholds the tradition of its predecessors . Inevitably , in a book of this kind ; most of the judgments expressed are bound ...

... THOMAS HARDY A cmiT personality in the iroiM of hiidl'S das passed away witJi flie deatfi of 3 fr Thomas Hardy . Future generations will assess his permanent jJaee in English literature more surely than present tributes can do , but the ioiusge hMcIi ...

... Thomas Hardy is unveiling Mr Eric Kenningtons statue of Thomas Hardy at Dorchester yesterday . Sir James Barrie used a quaint conceit . Referring to the fact that when Hardy was born the doctor at first thought lie was dead , Sir James ...

... THOMAS HARDY ‘“ln the lonely barton by yonder coombl Our childhood used to know,”’ I should go with him in the gloom, Hoping it might be so. Hardy has written four or five volumes of puems, szome of them bearing very characteristic _titles, such as Time’s ...

... 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 ...

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... M. Jack, Aberdeen University, who spoke on the works of Thomas Hardy. Dr George Smith, Milltimber, presided. Mr Jack said that Hardy's art was an insistence on tragedy the basis of modern life. In his epic-dramas of the Dynasts he presented conflict ...

... Thomas Hardy making any remarks upon it that you may think fit, in the shape of criticism, from which, I am sure, I shall profit.” Blackwood read the MS., gave useful criticism, but, as Hardy wrote on April 26, “ the time at which I wished to appear in ...

... THOMAS HARDY. City Minister on His Religious Views. An address Thomas Hardy, Poet and No-relist, was given to the Aberdeen Philosophical Society, the Music Hall, Aberdeen, last night, the Rev. J. K. Thomson, East and Bolmont Street, U.P. Church. The ...