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... Tales of Old Japan, by A. Milford. Barest. A Btody. by the Emily Lawless. A Northern Lily, by Joanna Harrison. Thee, by Thomas Hardy. Living or Dead, by Conway. A Lover of the Beautiful, by Eatbeelne Carmarthen. ...
... hearth, repeated mu his bass voice as before : And on his soul may God ha mercy! bse.c Sly Auje, Lrel,, (t,ki mompluce. by Thomas Hardy. ...
... Old Japan, by A. B. Milked. A Study. by the Hon. Bally Lawless. A. Northern Lily, by Joanna Harrison. Wessex Tales. by Thomas Hardy. Living or Dead, by Hush Conway. A Lover of tha Beautiful, by Katherine Car. raarthen. Photographic Studio. 8, P.A_IZA ...
... Old Japan. by A. B. Milford. A Study, by the Hon. Emily Lawton,. A Northern Lily, by Joanna Harrison. Weasel Tales. by Thomas Hardy. Liviag or Dead, by Huh Conway. A Lover of the by Oar. mortises. 1101111111M4i i Children' OWEN, Saddler and Harness Maker ...
... of Old Japan, by A. B. Milford. aka, A Study. by the Hon. Emily Lawless, A Northern Lily, by Joanna Harrison. Taloa. by Thomas Hardy. Living or Mad. by Hugh Conway. A Lover of the BoWrfol. by 'Coalmine Carmarthen. J. H. BHORTBOI7BIC. The (bantams Eve. ...
... Walter Resent, and Mr Thomas Hardy give evidence of a somewhat conflicting mature. Mr Buchanan the calamity to the prevalelice of pitirsimiste, Sir Edwin Arnold mud Mr Lewis Morris th• suppression of the I. aaaaa teahip to blame. Mr Hardy thinks that li has ...
... Tales of Old Japan, by A. B. Milford. A Study. by the Hos. imily Ware A Northern Lily, by Joanna Harrison. Wessex Tales. by Thomas Hardy. Li‘ log or Dead, by Hugh Cooway. A Lover of the Beintifol, by Kathmine Oarmorthoss. ATTILIATUD TO TNT 0 HAROLD A. WILLI ...
... put George Meredith. Thomas Hardy. I Robert Louis rtevenson, J N. Barrie, Conan Daft% Rusl)ard Kipsllssg. soil Blacknore ell in the first :light,. Meredith is read by U.* most Intelligent elate of readers rather extensively. Hardy ski' ha,. during the ...
... A Relay Day, Th. of the Ham., Moser. , ' Prima as , bet a”olal f robber Mrs ring, 011, 6 1 4 Mrs Short Stories, Le., by Thomas Hardy, John 0 Hobbs*, Fier. Anode 8 4 0 . Wrier Wier to N Mobs, Coffee Boom &book Our Stores Department will 0 . and o zal:sry ...
... fiction are interesting. Writing in the Cosinopufirwa for June, Mr. Matthew. thinks ' Tens of the D'Urbevilles' proves Mr. Thomas Hardy to be the foremost novelist in England ; • David Grieve' he considers to be lacking in beauty and art; Mr. Du Manner's ...
... of a robust race who, though haggard and worn with anxiety, and tronble, present a striking appearance in the crowd. Mr Thomas Hardy, the nonliet, has one striking characteristic of genius. He is a modest and man. I don't know, therefore, what he will ...
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