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... THOMAS HARDY While it is barely twelve years since Thomas Hardy passed from our midst, the centenary of his birth occurs in the summer. Hardy is one of the most original and influential of our novelists, though he started nfe with very ...
... THOMAS HARDY. BRISTOL. THURSDAY, JAN. 12, 1928. 1 The death of Mr Thomas Hardy at the ripe age of eighty-seven will received with dismay wherever throughout the world great literature is esteemed With his passing there disappears from the scene the last ...
... THOMAS HARDY. The little sttries of Writers f the Tay, now in oourse of publication by Messrs. Nisbet and Co. forms a useful nomplement to the English .f Letters and Great Writers series. It it, so to speak, the 'fate Gallery to the National Gallery ...
... THOMAS HARDY. Tc-day, Thomas Hardy, the greatest man of letters now living in England, celebrates his eightieth birthday. His work, more than that of most writers, has been stamped with strong individuality. Side by side in him there is a rare sensitiveness ...
... THOMAS HARDY. llficial Life Written by His Wife. fhe Daily Telegraph understands that .•re is to he a biography of Mr. Thomas Lrtiy, and that it will t•e prepared by hi■ dow, who was intimately associated with literary work. Some progress had, 'deed ...
... THOMAS HARDY. Lionel Johnson's “The Art of Thomas Hardy” comes back to mind when one reads the melancholy reflections of the poet and author, as recorded by his wife. —“lt was hard to believe that Hardy honestly thought his genius was not ...
... THOMAS HARDY. Mr. Thomas Hardy yesterria.vlaid commemoration stone the n.w Donchester Grammar School building beinc erected near hie home. The. school was founder! in by Thomas Hardy, of Framptqp. ...
... all certainly acquires a very much deeper note of interest now that Thomas Hardy h*» passed beyond into the greater mysteries. o'®0'® characteristic of the way in which Thomas Hardy lent himself and his influence to the cultivation of the drama in our ...
... THE THOMAS HARDY. Tie specially Mai! make fullest enquiries, replk-i : Nothing trawler obtainable London. We have nothing later than stating ...
... THOMAS HARDY. UNIVERSITY EXTENSION LECTURE PROFESSOR SEE MP* Professor A. R. gave the second his course of University Extension Lectures on contemporary novelists, the Ladies' Club, Clifton, yesterday afternoon. The subject was, Thomas Hardy, with a ...
... THOMAS HARDY. DOKCHESTEK MEMOKIAD. The Hardy Memorial Committee have decided that the memorial to the famous author shall take the form of life-size statue either oronze stone, and be erected at the western entrance to the town Dorchester, a site given ...
... THOMAS HARDY To dwellers in the woods, writes Thomas Hardy, every species of tree has ite voice well as It. feature. At the passing of the breeze the fir trees sob and moan no less distinctly than they rock; the holly whistles as It battles with itself; ...