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... 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 ...
... scholarship, albeit its society may seem petty enough lo those who reside there. 1 leave description to Matthew Arnold and Thomas Hardy. ~ But the most interesting thing 1 saw about Oxford was not in Oxfor%. %ut saven miles out of it~— Woodeaton Parish Church ...
... BAUOHIKHALL HT , GLASGOW. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, 27th, 28th, and Much. FROM THE MADDING OBOWD, From the Novel by Thomas Hardy. Featuring Florence urner, Campbell Gullen, and Henry Edwards. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, 30th, Slat March, and let April ...
... ultra-modern fiction, but nrefers the novels of Conrad, a complete set of whose works is in the Balmoral Castle library. Thomas Hardy, too, is well represented, this being the Queen’s favourite writer. ...
... Friday and Saturday UNDER THE m EDDIE DOWLING, MARION NIXON GREENWOOOD TREE & THE R AINBOW MAN From the Famous Novel by THOMAS HARDY. = RAI N As delightful to the eye as it is tuncful to the ear. B Hear Eddie Dowling sing the Greatest Talkie Theme MICKEY ...
... mind of his reader. If the modern does this he cannot at the same time relieve his picture of mere horror and gloom. ‘ Thomas Hardy is often accused of pessimism, and’ there .is justice in the charge. His Wessex men and women are portrayed with great ...
... intelligent enjoyment of the pieces. It was intimated that Mr J. Ralph Martin, M.A., of Greenock, would give his paper on * Thomas Hardy next Tuesday evening, and something was said about the nature of the following social evening. Notes.—A most successful ...
... guard lest he decide on the purchase of a book merely because the title “takes his fancy,” as one might say. THE HARDY NOVELS. Mr Thomas Hardy was often complimented by friends on the happy choice of titles for his books, a matter to which he acknowledged ...
... extremely moving and beautiful remance Mr Calvert does for the Lake country, of which he has an intimate knowledze, what Thomas Hardy did for Wessex. As a first novel this is an outstanding achievement, I commend it te Lanarkshire readers in search of a ...
... .l Peter M.ltgan. rare phloxea, 1 spike of each—l. George l/'onon ;2. Thomas Barr; 3. W. Knight 3 ears, herbace as plants—l, .'niith; 2. A. Johnston ;8. Thomas Barr, rare, hardy annual*, in ‘mall bouqueta—l. Harr; 2. Weir ;8. Alex •pikes gladioli—l. ...
... Court for bail by W Stratton writer Motherwell behalf Wm Maroey Mr J B tekalf Ruler Murtrie Sheriff Blraiem case fixed br Thomas Hardy ia taste— Iter E labour lik th mariMS ante tb thing th cure— George conscience the To-day to-morrow it hide mountain— Bnlwer ...
... very pleasant evening passed in song and sentiment Auchingramont UF Literary Society Mr Jaynes Y Hart read a paper an “Thomas Hardy” Society Tire essayist was listened! to with deserved attention touched on' th© difficulties in to the life of novel writer ...