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... ions are drawn against a wild mountain background. In these descriptions. walch were likened by one cri..c to those of Thomas Hardy, not one word rings false. They breathe tne authent.c spit it of Wales. Thore who have not already read the book have a ...
... House of Edwin Drood. Thomas Hardy has made Dorchester and the surrounding hamlets world-famous. No doubt the death of great novelist will cause summer visitors to mire from all parts to gaze on the scenes of his novels. Thomas Hardy himself lived at Max ...
... THDNAS HARDY A LLANDUDNO The recent articles in this journal on the development of Llandudno, in particular references to the Great Orme and the Marine Drive cut in the cliff, have reminded Mr. W. S. Wallis, of Deganwy, that Thomas Hardy wrote a poem ...
... heeding 'time's yonitions ; But in clearing to the Dream And in gazing at tile glea m hereby grey thing 4 golden seem. —Thomas Hardy. ° HOME. It is a good thing and a wise, to be able, •with n few books and a little needlework, to give any room, however ...
... Methodists Mr. Hall Caine, the author of The Eternal City, which has just been presented at His Majesty's Theatre, like Mr. Thomas Hardy, was originally an architect, and his first literary efforts were made in the columns of the Builder. . One of these alicles ...
... Bradley. Esy, Southport Mrs Biadley. do W. lionyille, Esy, Carmarthen Captain Blacker, Malvern Mrs Blacker. do Thomas Hardy. Esy, Knutstord Mrs Hardy. do Miss I.ord, Woffert Miss Ferguson, do J. B. house. Esy, Liverpool A. C. Bunting. Esy, Uttoxeter W. H. ...
... heart's strings A short poem headed Only a Line of Clothes a day's washing hanging in the open—might have been written by Thomas Hardy: Stirred by a changeful breeze . • • Yet man himself shall cease. And doom proclaim, alas Ere the sweet of the smell ...
... democratic connexion in the land than Calvinistic Methodism. Each clasa—the weak like the strong—was on the same footing. Mr. Thomas Hardy, 0.M., alter visiting Wales many years ago, stated that the Welsh C.M. was the most democratic in the kingdom. That something ...
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... enactment that was a milestone in the history of woman's education. And the night when Thomas Hardy attended the O.U.D.S. performance of - The Dynasts I sat immediately be Hardy at whose entry the packed audience rose to cheer. There was, too, an afternoon show ...
... school. A THOMAS HARDY ANNIVERSARY. The fiftieth anniversary of the publication of that great novel. Far from the Madding l'rowel. which some think is Mr. Thomas Hardy'S masterpiece, falls this month. In reew.rnition of this, a number of the ...
... is Professor of Composition and Orchestral Playing in the Royal College of Music, and has various University titles. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who celebrated his birthday the other day, was born in Doreetshire. and commenced 'lie career as an architect. For an ...