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... fate, t presidtog , Mr. H. H. Berman. Mr. W C. Haatleo, A. Booth. sod Dr. Oakley. POLICE STATION TO THE lludy 1.2). end Thomas Hardy (434 three weeded, built emu, dereribed as lahourem pleaded guest/ to haesug, amebae io the was.% at the to do their allotted ...
... to the pout, of rudeness. Among the most. silent of the world's great men were the late Lord Tens:v. eon and Thomas lark lu. Mr. Thomas Hardy rarely speaks. while Sir Jam, Barrie has exalted nuffin into one of the fine arts. Queer Trades.—The r••:ling-up ...
... and went there again and again. Among authors upon whom she called none seem to have made more impression upon her than Thomas Hardy. With her own sense of irony, this appeal becomes readily clear. Ellen Glasgow never married. She loved several men. The ...
... 6d.) Aubrey Beardsley : The Man and His Work.' By Haldane Macfall. Illustrated. (John Lane. 168.) The Landscapes of Thomas Hardy. By Donald Maxwell. Twelve colour plates and line drawings. (Cassell. 12s. 6d.) The Call to West and East. Sixth and ...
... Petrie when be and Thomas Hardy were of the party. The Crown and Castle at Framlingbam is faced by a large @bop across the front of which is (or was then) affixed in bold letters GEORGE JUDE three times. Well, said Petrie to Hardy, you wouldn't all ...
... (do.) ; John Coughlan (Belmont) ; Lawrence Brady (Lsoighise) ; Thomas Gowing (do.) ; James Spain (Rathcabbin) ; Spain (Rathcabbin) ; Jas Hough (Ratlicabbin) ; Thomas Hardy (Gerbally); Thomas Xloylan (do.). A Meng Mr J. J. Bergin, general seeretar, was also ...
... their names to • movement A FATALITY IN THE LONDON FOG. The olremostames &amain' the of the did beefy of a gentlemen awned Thomas Hardy, os Vatzbs ll Buddha,. London, Timothy mob*, ham hoes Isomft/Mod, Prim woo Intended by polls. and asthoeltloo so Wedneeday ...
... volume.) Macmillan's Two Shilling Series. The first half-dozen volumes of this new series are Tess of the D'Urbervilles (Thomas Hardy), The Cloth of Gold (James Stephens), The Cathedral (Hugh Walpole), The Enchanted April, Robbery Under Arms ...
... activities as editor of the Ladies' Field, and as a writer of fiction she has been compared by the Daily Chronicle to Mr. Thomas Hardy. THE FOUNDRESS By JOHN AYSCOUGEI. Bs. 6d. not. YORKSHIRE POST.— Those readers who welcome a good love story which creates ...
... BIOGRAPHIES. •• Hardy, by Clive Holland (Jenkins, 12s. 6d.). •• Life Katherine Mansfield, by R. S. Mantz and J. Middleton purr) (Constable, 10s.). John Henry Newman, by J. Elliot Ross (Allen & 7s. ti , l.). . CLIVE HOLLAND'S book on Thomas Hardy, though it ...
... one of our best modern poets,• Humbert Wolfe. Hardy sad Aubrey Beardsley. I have read many books on Thomas Hardy and his work, but I can honestly affirm that Donald Maxwell's The Landscape of Thomas Hardy (Caisell. 12s. 6d. net) is ...
... while another represents such humour as may be evolved from headache. Bere Regis has been immortalised as Kingsbere Thomas Hardy in Tess of the D'Urbervilles, and in the church is the canopied tomb, robbed of its brasses, TRuTH will be sent weekly ...