... 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 ...

... inclined to do his bit of plagiarism in this respect. Dickens, too, belonged to the borrowing brigade. And of the moderns, Thomas Hardy, with hia Under the Greenwood Tree ” and Far from the Madding Crowd,” transformed quotations into titles. Whether or not ...

... 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 ...

... interment of Thomas Hardy's heart at Stinsford (Mellstock) and a memorial service at Dorchester at which every public interest the district will be officially represented Prom Our Own Correspondent LONDON With simplicity characteristic of his life Thomas Hardy ...

... 1895—exactly half a century since. To restrict one’s survey to a year in ten is not be handicapped at all. for during 1895 Thomas Hardy published “Jude the Obscure,” Rudyard Kipling completed his. “Jungle Books,” Cunningham- Grahame became known through the ...

... notice. Holt declared was the coming man, but r, Thomas Hardy, which since Harper published ' Holt for Hardy. In the f offered to support his y o swopping authors.” accepted. Harper took °^ er cation of all Hardy's work 1 e was given first claim * of VV. E ...

... France, Georges Steinlen (the great artist). Magdeleine Marx (a descendant of Karl Marx), and England and other countries Thomas Hardy Bernard Shaw, H. O. Wclla. Norman Angel], George Brandis, Ibaoex (who wrote “The Four Haracmen till; Aporalvpra •'), Upton ...

... was an able administrator, and had very clear and pellucid style as a preacher. The Moule family were drawn the life by Thomas Hardy in ’Tees of the D’Urbervilles,” old Mr. Clare, clergyman, being Dr. Moule's father and the Rev. Cuthbert Clare Bishop Durham ...

... permanent place. MR. H. W. LAWSON Daily Telegraph ”). I read with great pleasure, because it tine liter»rv flavour. MR THOMAS HARDY. seems to have thoughtfulness tone and real literary quality which must recommend to all wise households. MR. JUftTIN MCCARTHY ...

... Portrait Painters, and under the Duveen scheme. His principal works are regarded as his portraits of Thomas Hardy, Lord Darling, and Lord Cozens Hardy, and his miniature portrait c>f the Prince of Wales was accepted by Queen Mary in 1930 Ignorance of the ...

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... Emile Zola; while two months hence the English-speaking peoples will have a major interest in the centenary of Thomas Hardy’s birth. Hardy, in his vast epic-drama of the Napoleonic Wars, The Dynasts,” might have been denouncing a later tyrant when he ...