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... Nevertheless, the pronouncement is a stimulating and valuable one. It was made, as happens, for the purpose of glorifying Thomas Hardy who, as Mr. Masefield truly declared in bis speech at the opening of the Dorchester memorial room to the author of The ...
... letters. Pre-eminent among these his death was Mr. Meredith, and pre eminent among them still is Mr. Thomas Hardy. is true that, both Mr. Meredith and Mr. Hardy arc poets, and. poets, arc appreciating the critical estimates. But their novels, even if these ...
... Book of Work is that sort of book full surprising and a joy to read Classic book: Tess of The D’Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy FEW can doubt Hardy’s ability to paint a picture He could describe a character with such warmth and sympathy the person could be ...
... Knight was all well, seceipt of the former at 4,30 appoiated the ether day by the Master of the R olls, and approved by Sir Thomas Hardy, 28 curator of SOUTHAMPTON Jan, 19.—The steamer from records; but on his nomination being the public New York, has arived ...
... In vnur issun of tho Ist iovt. letter from a Mr. Thomas Hardy, soenttbs candidature of Mr. William Clarkson, and as on old resident in the ward, upon ioqoiry, I fail to sec where springs from. Mr. Hardy’s qnerie* start with What has this man dune for the ...
... trict waa known before the Roman occupation as the land of the Dwrinwyn. One bed only to read the description given by Thomas Hardy of the place to whioh Henchard in his misery after ho had faiber from bein Mayor of Canter bridge, and to remember that ...
... process revision established itself as the standard scholarly edition of Shakespeare’s works Jane Austen Charles Dickens and Thomas Hardy great English writers whose works appear in excellent Penguin English Library of the books on the ground floor too classics ...
... have little in common but their date. Tchaikovsky was born on April 25 (old style), 1840, and Thomas Hardy on June 2of the same year. But what is Thomas Hardy, it may be asked, doing in this galley? The fact is, he was a cultivated musician in an amateur ...
... payment of his own private account.—The jury found for the defendant. ACTION TO RECOVER A DEPOSIT. Hardy r. Nichol.—Mr. Potter was for the plaintiff, Thomas Hardy, a clerk in the employ of a Liverpool firm ; and Mr. Wheeler was for the defendant, William Nichol ...
... of art and science in England, including Lords Kelvin, Avebury, and Rayleigh, Walter Crane, Edward Elgar. J. G. I'razer, Thomas Hardy, G. H. and Francis Darwin, William Rossetti. Alfred Russel Wallace, Michael Foster. J. W. Mackail, and F. J. Furnivall ...
... pensioners fuel bills this winter From Hardy to Muir to little Miss Broun BOOKS reviewed by the Daily young reader month have met with an enthusiastic response Authors range from that doyen writers Thomas Hardy a mere slip of a schoolgirl 12-years-old ...
... From Coast Coast (the Canadian Pacific* Railway), by Alan Sullivan. 2.ss.—Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree, by Thomas Hardy, read by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley; 12—The Wedding. 3.ls.—Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra; Marie Korchinska (solo harp). from ...