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... begun in the April number. It is graphically written, and its continuation must prove attractive. Hearts Insurgent, by Thomas Hardy, begun in December last, now cornea to an end. Besides short stories, there is a very interesting article, told in the ...
... angler Mr Andrew Lang, who stands to his guns about Tess of the lie is able to say a few additional necessary words to Mr Thomas Hardy, who will now be more angry than ever. An author should not reply to his critics save when they make serious mistakes of ...
... in procuring an equitable system of publishing. Mr .1. M. Barrie contributes a lively and slsreciative criticism of Thomas Hardy ; Mrs Howeis a quaint article on Jewels and Dress ; Professor Sayce an article on The Primitive Home of the Aryans ...
... gossip) Meredith, Walter Ilesant, Robert Buchanan, Hall Caine, and Tennyson wear beards. William Black, Rider Haggard. Thomas Hardy, .1. M. Barrie, Clement Scott, and Clark Rummell wear 'mustaches only ; while Andrew Lang, Andrew Wilson, James Payn, and ...
... Mooas, Esq., Place, to Jamie daughter of the late James Strother, Esq.. Balmaehree, Inverness shire, and widow of the late Thomas Hardy, Fag , of Worcester. At Trinity Church, Marylebone, on the 2.5 th inst., by the Rey. Benjamin Apeke. Captain JAMES Arocarrs ...
... Duke of Argyll. Bishop Stubbs. A. C. Swinburne. Aidan Gingiva. George Meredith. W. E. Henley. John Morley. Andrew Lang. Thomas Hardy. William Archer. Jam-s Bryce. H. D. Traill. Sir G. 0. Trevelyan. Edmund Goose. Leslie Stephen. Mrs Meynell. George MacDonald ...
... years of his life, and his best monument will be found 'in its volumes. During the time of this editorship he introduced Thomas Hardy to the press, and, after he left Chambers' and became connected with Messrs Smith, Elder & Co., he was marked by the ...
... John Hay ; Tequisara, by F. M. Crawford ; The Well at the World's End, by William Morris ; The Well Beloved, by Thomas Hardy; The Red Badge of Courage, by Stephen Crane • Uncle Bernac, by onan Doyle ; The Babe 8.A., by Benson ; The Wisdom ...
... travelpapers on the Republic of - Uruguay, Mr Eugene Lawrence an important and interesting article on Roman London, and Mr Thomas Hardy continues his admirable sketches of Wessex Folk. This month's bill of fare is particularly rich and varied. MR HORACE ...
... between the teaching of logic and of English literature. The photogapb-sheet gives ns representations of the homes of Mr Thomas Hardy and Mr Rudyani Kipling. Among the books reviewed we specially notice Rolpert Buchanan's strange poem Wandering Jew, by ...
... to the development of the modern novels. Mr Moffat gave a masterly analysis of the styles of Meredith, Marina Crawford, Thomas Hardy, and Lucas Mallet, making passing reference to the productions of Rudyard Kipling, Barrie, Annie S. Swan, and others of ...
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