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... of New York ; ancois Accum, the chemist Bessitres, one of Napoleon's best officers; Cuvier, the naturalist; Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy ; Alexander Humboldt; Count Lavalette, the diplomatist ; Judge Lowe, tike founder of the Boston Athenaeum ; Mehemet Ali ...
... is well known, and so tools their effect on the imagination. A remarkable instance of this is furnished by a case of Mr. Thomas Hardy, who always makes a point of visiting, and even living, in the places which he describes in his novels, so as to be sure ...
... pounds you could borrow the money of me? That's what I did. Then, said Isaacs, in a whisper, go and hedge. HOW THOMAS HARDY WAS DISCOVERED. FREDERICK GREENWOOD, the then editor of the Coawnim MAGAZINE, was one day starting from a station on a ...
... and often hi id word-painting the prevailing vices of their day. In modern times another group of three suggests itself. Thomas Hardy, George Moore, and George Meredith resemble the French master in their fearless disregard of convention, and in exposing ...
... Wass In Its Oar. 7. 1003. Mir. SOTITS AND CONDITIONS Of MEN. THE German Empress will wear nothing but English-made gowns. THOMAS HARDY, the novelist, began his public career as an architect. THE Queen has been photographed 634 times since she came to the ...
... Mrs. Gaskell's ' Mary Barton ' is but one of three novels of which Manchester is the scene. It is entirely owing to Thomas Hardy that I can claim fifth place, said Dorsetshire, for apart from his books, I am the scene of but ten well-known works ...
... BUCHANAN ;HAN F. BULLOCK !ALL CAINE ROBERT W. CHAMBERS Hsi MARIE CaRELLI Ira. ANDREW DEAN RUFFIN DOBSON GEORGE GISSING THOMAS HARDY R. W. HORNUNG. MOMS K. JEROME MAARTEN MAARTENS A. I. W. MASON. F. FRANKFORT MOORE R. NESBIT W. R. NORRIS OUID A MAX PEMBERTON ...
... with the bearing of one who was going to give his days and nights to Ecclesiastes for ever. Then, I'll ask you no more. THOMAS HARDY. a , vats. laminate, by the composer of Vats. Blame, No. 4 of PEARSON'S 6d. MUSIC. now on sale everywhere. ...
... be felt by all human beings with the pen of a master ; George Eliot, for I admire her great intellectual qualities ; and Thomas Hardy, especially in his early books, because he is the prophet of naturenature in the field, nature on the moor, nature as regards ...
... he is said to speak perfectly, and which he uses conversationally in preference to any other when occasion will permit. THOMAS HARDY, the novelist, began his career as an architect in Dorsetshire, and his first published work was an essay on the use of ...
... teaching the young idea of England how to paint, for boxes of colours and picture books are bought by him frequently. Mr. Thomas Hardy_ buys British soldiers and quaint Dutch dolls. Lord Kelvin has never bought anything except mechanical toys. The late ...
... already mentioned, Grant Allen, James Payn, William Black, Robert Buchanan, John Strange Winter, Jerome K. Jerome, and Thomas Hardy give equally grateful expression to their thanks for benefits and relief from trouble derived from Mr. Watt's conduct of ...