... am sorry I never did it. And so. I never saw that wonderful face or heard that wonderful voice.” Dr. Masefield described Thomas Hardy as “that great lovely voice that was like ancestral England talking of her past.” “I knew Barrie.” he said, “not only the ...

... by the contrast. Tennyson, Kingsley, Huxley, Thomas Hardy, Matthew Arnold, John Motley, Frederick Denison Maurice. John Richard Green (of the Short History), F. W. H. Myers. Henry James, Dean Stanley, Thomas Hughes, Canon Ainger; no person of intelligence ...

... YESTEIRDAY CHABOR OP ARRAULTING THE — Six men named George Boyd, Thomas Hardy man, Patrick Madden, J Brew, Benya mip seah, and Join Brown were charged with the police at Water asenlting loo and Crosby Mr. Kehoe apy i. ared for and Mr. Quillam for Polier-con ...

... 6: Madge Thomas (contralto). H. Austin Dewdney (piano). T. Dickens Alexander (baritone). 6.40: F'or young farmers. 7; News, including weather forecast. 7.20: West of England 7.30: Serial reading. “Under the Greenwood iree.’by Thomas Hardy, read V. C ...

... 45: West of England announcements. 7.50: Northern Ireland programme. 8.50: Serial reading: Under the Greenwood Tree. bv Thomas Hardy, read V. C. Clinton-Baddeley. 9,10: Choral and orchestral concert: Frederick Harvey (baritone). Ralph T. Morgan (organ) ...

... THE THINKEE. ♦ A HARDY VISION. Moments of Vision. By Thomas Hardy. London: Macmillan. 6s net. There will always be some critics who will assert that Thomas Hardy is no poet. When remember that for many years Browning was similarly denied the ...

... recently published collection of letters,” Friends of a Lifetime,” reveals that Cockerell’s intimates were William Morris, Thomas Hardy, John Ruskin, Burne-Jones, Rosetti, and Lawrence of Arabia. In these letters, written by and to Cockerell, the tact, good ...

... and the fashipn of celebrating the seventieth birthday of famous personalities of the pen is gracious and pleasant. When Thomas Hardy reached the age of seventy his fellow-writers took the opportunity to express an affection and admiration which, earlier ...

... at a time “of the breaking*of nations.” We know very little about how people fed in times that figure large in history. Thomas Hardy, drawing on what he had heard old people say, has preserved for us something of the atmosphere of rural Wessex and its ...

... explained the scheme to recruit volunteers for service in their own home areas. WHAT HARDY WROTE TO A GERMAN ♦ NOVELIST’S COMMENT ON FREEDOM In a lecture on Thomas Hardy, before Liverpool Philomathic Society last night, Mr. Ernest E. Edwards, vicepresident ...

... decided virtues. Better that should dwell at this time on a lovely characteristic which it shares with other birds, as Thomas Hardy reminded us in a bird poem of words that shine. The bird he speaks of is singing happily with so little cause that the ...

... her stories of Northcountry folk. Then there is Thomas Hardy, who, in “The Trumpet Major,” covers the whole business with a master’s hand. It is a “wedding cleaning” that Mrs. Garland supervises in Hardy’s novel. “The face- of the clock. LIVE coated with ...