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... our dancing. Shallow observers think tli e intent expression on our faces means sadness. Nothing could be more stupid. Thomas Hardy says in thre “Return of tho Native, when describing country dance (early entury), there is degree of emotion which the ...
... Charlotte Bronte, offended many people because she tore away the old pretence that women were not subject to passion like men. Thomas Hardy was driven to despair by moralists who said his work would encourage vice. Fielding’s Tom Jones was denounced as filthy ...
... the drama at an advanced age, and in making that poetry reflect so much of the modern spirit. of Thomas Hardy we last great novelist . c torian era. When Hardy’s first »st WaS u bhshed in 1871, Dickens had fjj. l d away; Disraeli had not yet Endymion ”; ...
... broadcast to National listeners on October 21. This has been arranged by Alan Wade, and is a first episode from The Dynasts by Thomas Hardy. It comprises nine scenes taken from that author’s gigantic epic drama of the war with Napoleon, and deals with the Battle ...
... yesterday, at the age of hfty-two, QuartcmjaGtur ot'jgeaiit Mason (retired), formerly the West Regiment. The motlier Mr. Thomas Hardy, the famous novelist, baa died at Upper near Dorchester, in her ninety-first year. Her pretty house, where her famous son ...
... was rather proud of his collection of books, and he liked show th© presentation copies had received from authors like Thomas Hardy, Henry James, W. E. Henley, Irancis Thompson, and others. I saw most of them sold at Sotheby’s this lafternoon. Copies ...
... literary wanton, because she tore away the pretence, common in her day. that women were not, subject to passion like men. Even Thomas Hardy, the greatest or almost the greatest of the Victorian authors, was driven to heartbreak and despair by the attacks of ...
... occasionally find their way to Doncaster. A Doncaster journalist received telegram few months ago which read, Interview Thomas Hardy, and send photograph.” This telegram was, of course, intended for a Dorchester journalist, but indistinct writing caused ...
... - CHRISTMAS STORY, !ZNTITLED BENIGHTED TRAVELLERS, BY THOMAS -HARDY, Author of Far from the Maddmig irowd, o&., will appear in NE=T ;ATtURDAY'6 WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT 'Io ToH LEEDS MERCURY, fn addition to the. HOME and FOREIGN NEWS of the WEEK, the austomary ...
... seventeen. On a division the resolution was carried thirty-four votes to nineteen. MRS. HARDY SEES TESS.” Appreciation Expressed of the Artistes. Mrs Thomas Hardy was present at the matini..) performance of Tess ot the D'Urbervilles/' at Barnes Iheatre ...
... Huddersfield all Ins life. present he is unemployed. Since tho war has served with the King's Scottish in India. MR. THOMAS HARDY. Hardy, who is ill Max Gaia, Dorchester, continued to make progress 'eater day. ...
... ia at their service for evening sing-songs. GERMANY’S BLIGHT. MR. THOMAS HARDY THE RH OUTRAGE. The Press Association able publish the following extracts from letter by Mr, Thomas Hardy the bombardment of Khoims Cathedral Every body able feel, gn.t;al ...