... curiosity, There are lots of better stories to interest the public just As a novelist Miss Kayve-Sinith is to Sussex what ‘Thomas Hardy is to Dorset, and lovers of as be the legion of her reader- Sussex, alt over the world, will rejoice that her greatest ...

... insiance, Sir Owen Seaman reading Elinor Glyn, Mrs. Barclay reading Masefield, George Birmingham giving selections from Thomas Hardy, and the latter reading from Charles Garvice, would prove a novel sight indeed. The facial expressions would be even more ...

... extensive reader. He also expresses thanks for Rabelais, who must always be numbered amongst the immortals. The views of Mr. Thomas Hardy and Mr. George Meredith, two our typical English novelists, will be read with interest. Both in their letters reveal a ...

... hygienist thinks it improper that hetwean their teeth before giving them out. ehould damp the tickets or hold them Mr. Thomas Hardy is on the waiting list for an honour. Hed he been a pill merchant (says a cor respondent) he might have had it in middle ...

... place was taken by Prvu‘fessor O.M.- J. W. Kipling’s ashes lie close to the ashes of his great contemporary and friend, Thomas Hardy, whose heart is buried in the soil of his native Wessex. Near by is the burial piace of Charles whose work Kipling loved ...

... MR. THOMAS HARDY'S OLD LOVE. It will be welcome news many that Mr. Thomas Hardy returning to his old love. For some years has devoted himself almost entirely to the production poems. Admirable though these have been, many people have regretted the consequent ...

... and I want that type Eng- lishman to include, completely yet without con- flict, all of the following :— Charles Garvice, Thomas Hardy, A Mayfair butler. _night-club Horatio Bottomley, Aldous a iron Sidney Web Lord Curzon, A Whitechapel pedlar, Lord Curzon ...

... been refurned as of the gross value of “rough language, but nicely said.” “A polite swear” was defined in Blackpool as Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, has accepted don. the presidency of the Society of Dorset Men in Lon- The President of the Chicago Board ...

... Tuister. W. EF. H. Leckvy. Lord Kelwin George F. Watts, Members. Of the present members of the Order the senior is Mr. Thomas Hardy, who was given the honour in 1910, while Sir George Trevelyan and Sir Edward Elgar were admitted in the following year ...

... about fearfully, refusing to be comforted. Even newly acquired instincts seem to die hard.” Grand Old Man of Letters. Mr. Thomas Hardy his cightieth birth. day on the second of next month. His bodily vigour, if not equal to his astonishing intellec tue! ...

... and @ host of other poets and novelists Wales has bards innumerable, In the South people sing of “ Glorious Devon.” Mr Thomas Hardy writes of Mr. Kipling sings of the charms of Sussex. Why should the beauties of the moon and dales and the randeur of her ...

... Victorian Era slip from our view. To-day wo have to record the death of Mr. Frederic Harrison. Who is there left now save Mr. Thomas Hardy or the crowd of names that brightened literature and political controversy about the middle of Lord Balfour and Lord last ...