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... programme. It was his interest in singing that gave Mr. Parsons an opportunity to meet Thomas Hardy, the novelist. He was chosen to appear as a chorister in a production of Hardy's play Mellstock Quire at Dorchester and during this time came to know the writer ...
... of the day. Poets’ and Standard Works in choice leather bindings. Pocket Editions in cloth and leather of the Works of Thomas Hardy, Rudyard Kipling George Meredith, Stagey Weymau, Richard Jefferies, and other writers. Good Selection of latest Fiction ...
... Building Material between Wells and —Clarence House, Stockbill. liileumplon )t'R Exploits at West Poley: book wanted, by Thomas Hardy. pub. 52.—Buchanan. Westbury-sub.Mendup TI'CIIERROX wekomes an oppor. tunny to purchase Antique and Modern Furniture. China ...
... vision to read the above passage by famous West Country author Thomas Hardy which will be on display at Sunday’s open day Mr Eavis who found the passage said: “In Far From The Madding Crowd Hardy describes the great bam and I feel that he could have been ...
... Pear Tree Cottage in Croscombe. Mrs. Hardy has another relation, the Rev. Bertram Hardy, who lives at 7 Churchill Avenue, Wells. His sister has traced the family history, and she may have found a link with Thomas Hardy, the voter. She is Croscombe's oldest ...
... the office of his newspapers, which he entered as a boy. Mr. Lacey went to school with Thomas Hardy, the novelist, and as a boy worked for the sister of Admiral Hardy, Nelson's flag captain at Trafalgar. He had a remarkable memory, and could recall the ...
... trained for before he began to earn • livelihood by Iris pen. has a great deal to do with the subject-titatt , r of his work. Thomas Hardy, for instance, was trained as an architect, and any of the great Wessex novelist will tell you how often architects figure ...
... October Somerton WI meeting began with Mr. H. W. St one showing some excellent slides and talking about the villages used by Thomas Hardy in his novel Tess of the D'urbervilles. He also showed beautiful scenes at Compton Acres and Stourhead through the four ...
... Jeffries, whose lodgings are still shown as one of the places of interest, were among Dorchester’s titles to fame before Thomas Hardy revealed Wessex to the world.) Visible to the left of the camp are some of Britain’s oldest earthworks, and the view embraces ...
... Pear Tree Cottage in Croscombe. Mrs. Hardy has another relation, the Rev, Bertram Hardy, who lives at 7 Churvhill Avenue, Wells. His sister !las (raced the family history, and she may have found a link with Thomas Hardy, the writer. She is Croscombe's oldest ...
... 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 ...
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