... THOMAS HARDY BEATRICE HARRADEN. ...

... THOMAS HARDY. A PAIR OF BLUE EYES. By THOMAS GENTLE AND SIMPLE. By MARGARET AGNES PAUL. CASTLE BLAIR. By FLORA L. SHAW. ...

... Thomas Hardy A PROGRAMME of readings from the works of Thomas Hardy has been arranged by Abercorn Produc tions at the Purcell Room on the South Bank on April 13. Derek Jacobi, Gareih Armstrong. Bernard Cuffling, Eleanor Thomas and Teresa ...

... BY THOMAS HARDY. living in tlie same village, to tell them the sad news. she opened the white swing-gate and looked towards the trees which rose westward, shutting out the pale light of the evening sky, she discerned, without much surprise, the figure ...

... THOMAS HARDY. JEWELS OF NOVELS. • tsarina ion of Hardy, at the Otieen's Park Library on Wedneaday. Mr. O. It. Phillips said the writings of this greet novelist wire sopie of the most ezqulsite jewels in the trasury of English literature. His whole life ...

... THOMAS HARDY IN Thomas Hardy we lose one whose name is dear to innumerable readers of our race, scattered all over the world—one in whose writings they taste the essence of an England older than any man alive. Through his memories, his actual contact ...

... THOMAS HARDY, It A number of distinguished men of letters presented to Thomas Hardy, on the occasion of his 81st birthday (June 2), a letter of homage and a copy the first edition Keats' Lamia.'S High water Load. TITLES FOR THE BOSSES - Big List of ...

... THOMAS HARDY AND ...

... WITH THOMAS HARDY Once when I was at Dorchester Hardy showed me a letter from a firm which had presented him with a broadcasting set. They said they were delighted to hear from him that it gave pleasure. but that they were rather damped to learn from ...

... THOMAS HARDY BT LASCELLES ABERCROWBOL yearn ago, when Hardy published his f.rst book of poems (the harmless vagary of tin* novelist, it was commonly held to be then). smart young man reviewed it for amart young paper in a tingle epigram, something PI ...

... THOMAS HARDY. No. CHRONOGRAN. 101 . 41+ATION MORON. The years of Wltll and death are hors of one who A loose gave to tale unbounded soul, And taught new lands to rise, new seas to roll; Called into being vetoes unknown before, And parsing Nature's bouode ...

... THOMAS HARDY. The death of Thomas Hardy removes a great and venerable figure from our midst, but not from the history of English literature. There ti 3 is likely to remain for ever enshrined. It may be true, as Mr. Gardiner refieets, in the eloquent tribute ...