Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Thomas Hardy and His Outspoke* Critic. Dr. Weir Mitchell, of Philadelphia, has been telling curious story. He said : While travelling in England, I fell into conversation with stranger who proved to be a man of great intelligence and culture. We discussed ...
... death of Mrs. Thomas Hardy on October 17, Dorset has lost a familiar figure, and one whose name will always be associated with her famous husband as the writer of his biography. ****** Mrs. Hardy was an unpretentious lady, and since Thomas ...
... exception they refer to the biography as being, owing to its style, probably by Hardy himself—in other words an Autobiography by Thomas Hardy rather than a Biography by Mrs. Thomas Hardy. ****** At least such is the innuendo conveyed, and I ...
... HONOUR THOMAS HARDY Sir: We have read with much interest the notable speech of Mr. Austen Chamberlain, on the project of a University for Wessex. In particular, the conception of a Chair of English Literature, to be founded in honour of Thomas Hardy, the ...
... taken to relatives. The Poetry of Thomas Hardy Michael Curtis, who is Lecturer in English at St. Luke's College, Exeter, is visiting Street next Wednesday (January 25th) to give a lecturerecital on The Poetry of Thomas Hardy. Mr. Curtis has had considerable ...
... ****** But alas, we have no Thomas Hardy in Wells ! If we had, the bulk of Miss Carritt’s difficulties would be removed. It stands to reason that if the whole countryside is educated up to a particular standard in this respect there should be no special ...
... that featured so strongly in the life of Thomas Hardy and inspired the powerful images to be found in his novels and poems. Among the places visited are Hardy's birthplace, one of the last surviving patches of what he called Egdon Heath the seaside resprt ...
... ita tin %Asa. sad is being bitterly attached hi. cans* oritleiss of missionaries iu Cilia.. and also for his anti• Mr. Thomas Hardy writes .—People rail a 'semi. mist ; and if it is to tbiuk • with euph o ric., that • not to have been born be.t,•• theu ...
... Smith: Thomas Hardy has gained such an international reputation that visitors from all over the world now come to see the area in which he lived and which played such a great part in his writing. As Desmond points out: One of Thomas Hardy's legacies ...
... are maintained at the same high standard when the inaganos was pabliabed at a shilling. The number °peas with a poem by Thomas Hardy, and concludes with an article upon ships and sea hfe by Joseph Conrad. Mr. H. G. Wells begins a novel called Kipps, ...
... THOMAS HARDY’S POEMS Mr. Thomas Hardy has published another book of poems. Satires of Circumstance (Macmillan), and a characieridtic example of the genius which has developed in picturing lyrically the homely, every-day incidents of life as follows : ...
... imns hinterland. For instance corrects a pc misconception th Hardy Monumei the hilltop Portesham, overt( the Chesil Beach memorial to the n Thomas Hard] actually marks birthplace of A Thomas Hardy, captain of Nelson the Victory at the of Trafalgar. About ...