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... ehambers t s gournal FOR JANUARY BEGINS THE NEW VOLUME AND CONTAINS A NEW POEM by THOMAS HARDY and a reprint of his first published work. HOW I BUILT MYSELF A HOUSE which appeared sixty years ago in Chambers's Journal Also the Opening Chapters of A GREAT ...
... Bass to the House of Lords. He is an Alderman of the town, and has been Mayor for a couple of years, Mr Gerald Hardy, son of Sir Thomas Hardy, has been selected as the Conservative candidate. Several of the new Ministers have issued addresses to their ...
... strike for wives and Sons ; And the evil boats built to float him 'Twere but wanted to upset him, A slat from Nelson's guns. Thomas Hardy. 4. You have accounted yourselves happy in being environed by a great ditch from all the world bes:des. Truly. yoU s will ...
... Midland Counties Drug Company. Lincoln. If a man speak evil of you, let your lifei be such that no one will believe him.-- Thomas Hardy. ...
... been my privilege to find in an Orkney cottage the works of Scott. Dickens. and Thackeray, not to mention Galsworthy and Thomas Hardy. While I nm not belittling Eric Unklater or Edwin Muir I doubt if their fame will be as lasting as that of the above. Of ...
... example is the so-called Pompey's Pillar near Alexandria. Thus it is fitting that Nelson's flag-captain at Trafalgar. Sir Thomas Hardy, should be so honoured at Portiaham. his birthplace, in Dorsehshire. where, in the adjacent windswept height of Black Down ...
... surely something wrong with the writer when he ranks Burns in a lower category than Coleridge. Francis Thomson, Yeats, Thomas Hardy. and a score of others. The Burns cult as it grows steadily in strength year by year consolidates his position as a ...
... and intellectual. Mrs Garrioch shared with her only brother a consuming interest in literature. Her favourite author was Thomas Hardy, and she knew his work so intimately (especially Tees of the d' Urbervilles ) that she never tired of quoting long passages ...
... FAIR. Illustrated. B Royal Cortiesos. THoMAS HARDY . Portrait. By H. W. Preston. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF S ...
... such painting is merely incongruous and funny, but at its best it refloat; much of the depth and mystery of life. It gas Thomas Hardy, that wise old stoic, who said Nature is played out as a Beauty, but not as a Mystery. We ought not, therefore, to approach ...
... Bronte's Shirley, Olive Behreiner's Story of an African Farm, and Women and Labour. Charles Beade, George Meredith, Thomas Hardy, and especially the writings of Tolstoi, Ibsen, and others. The new power of the movement has been felt in what women have ...
... admitted, succeeded in at least being exceptionally successful as the architect of his own fortune. That delightful novelist, Thomas Hardy, was also destined for the architectural profession. For him to have spent his days in building a police-station Under ...