... but one very small person said. I know: they all kneel down ! Do we in these sceptical days of ours, say this with Thomas Hardy?: Su fair a fancy few would weave In these years! Yet, I feel, If someone said on Christmas Eve. 'Come. see the oxen kneel ...

... 10. The Society for the Preservation of Ancient Buildings hes sold some Thomas Hardy manuscripts for ALMS, and will nee the interest for the repair of Dorset buildtap as a Hardy memorial. 1111111111 ...

... round and displaying all their rural beauty one by one, over and over again. So it was at the tum of the century, when Thomas Hardy wrote these lines in his famous poem, “The Darkling Thrush': I leant upon a coppice gate When Frost was spec tre-grey, ...

... GAZETTE SUSSEX; SURREY, NONSENSE NEWS. civilisation ii not flowing backward: it is flowing in the wrong direction.—Mrs. Thomas Hardy. The. strength of the national character is to be fortified in one direction onlythat of education—and the sooner we ise ...

... Dante to ussolini. by Profeseet E. S Lyttel; Shakespeare's Clone. by Sir -Mark Hunter; Thomas Hardy and Geordie Iferedith.' J. Stanley little and Thomas Hobbs of Walmeribury. by . Dr. R. Wilder Carr. Also poems by Profeaeor V. de Sola Pinto (the ...

... Colesdon. which accords with what the W.S.G. correspondent has most commonly heard in the last 50 years. A letter from Thomas Hardy to the Mayor of Winchester in 1915 is among MSS. on exhibition at the City Public Library this month. In this he wrote: ...

... daughter of the late Mr. Henry du Vernet Berbie and Mrs. Begbie, of Brackenber. Shelter& On the death-had inimenition of Thomas Hardy, .ho left • rough sketch for the paw a stone tablet has been placed an a house in Southetreet, Dorchester, to eommemorate ...

... to his strong desire to join the Force in France. It appears that he came to this country pad enlitted, in the name of Thomas Hardy. Into the 2nd Battalion Qneen's Royal West Surrey Regiment. While serving with this battalion as • private he was killed ...

... 1921), while the other two are a little oil painting of Thomas Hardy and a pencil drawing Rudyard Kipling, who evidently approved of It, for he signed It as well as the artist. Strang's portrait of Hardy. painted In 1893, is especially valuable as showing ...

... extremely clever: most microbes are that. too. When Lord Morleybecame Lord President of the Council. and was asked by Mr. Thomas Hardy, at a luncheon-party in Downing -street, what books he had been reading lately, be was met with the lofty reply. I never ...

... style, the show features extracts from the works of Kingsley Amis, John Betjeman, Emily Bronte, Robbie Burns, Noel Coward, Thomas Hardy, John Keats, Laurie Lee, Roger McGough, Rodgers & Hart, William Shakespeare, George Bernard Shaw, Oscar Wilde, William ...

... Wilkinson (Wineheletai? senile Under the lame Tree (38). and Reginald C. Wilkineon The City Entrance (77i. A portrait. Thomas Hardy Este.. it. 11.. by It. G. Eves. is noteworthy. Benny a tine picture. the subject treated ningoterialls. is George Graham's ...