... THOMAS HARDY Stories by MAY SINCLAIR and W. CAINE The Poetry of Chewer. HENRY NEWBOLT The Indian Shepherds. Sir RONALD ROSS. K.C.B. Socialism and Social Seam AUSTIN HARRISON The Sexes Again. Mrs. W. M. GALLICHAN ...

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... THOMAS HARDY. This man beheld Earth's sorry skein With tragic pity; now he goes Beyond the sight of mortal pain, Beyond the sadness and the throes; And dulled for ever is that steady glance Into life's dark inheritance. A stoic strength has passed away ...

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... MR. THOMAS HARDY. EIGHTY-FOURTH BIRTHDAY. SPENT QUIETLY IN DORSET HOME. From Our Own Correspondent. Dorchester, Monday. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, *Pent his 84th birthday quietly in his calm retreat to-day, at Max Gate, Dorchester. A stream of congratulatory ...

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... MR. THOMAS HARDY. A shower of congratulations descended on Mr. Thomas Hardy, 0.N1., at his Mrchester home, yesterday, the novelist's seventy-second birthday. Usually he visits his old home at Higher Bockhampton on Sundays, but yesterday he stayed let ...

... MR. THOMAS HARDY. Sir,—An article in a local paper, copied from one in the Westminster, on Thomas Hardy and his Folk, by a Mr. R. Thurston Hopkins, has been sent me, in which he writes of one of Mr. Hardy's half-brothers . . . who is a ...