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... stationary engine to a central rail between the tracks, thence through the mechanism attached to the bottom of the motor. Thomas Hardy is clean-shaven, with the exception of a small mustache. He has blue eyes, a high forehead acro's which lie thin locks ...
... greatest living English novelist should be so little known, but Thomas Hardy always was and always will be a recluse. A rather good story of him is now doing the rounds in England. Mr. Hardy was once attending a drawing-room function at which Mme. Sarah ...
... Nelles, M.D., of Toledo, 0. Their marriage will take place in St. Paul's church immediately after Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ransom Hardy Nelles of Sunnyside, Simcoe, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ellen Leila Nelles and Mr. Charles Edward ...
... service—took to sea at the tender age of thirteen, after his father, a Polish revolutionist, had died at Warsaw. It took Thomas Hardy a long time to discover himself as a novelist. He came to realize it only after he had made some headway in his profession ...
... and David Christie Murray. Conan Doyle was a doctor. Stevenson Nis an engineer. Walter liesant was a college prnfessor. Thomas Hardy and Hall Caine were architects. Jerome K. Jerome was a plain every-day clerk. The swiftest literary workers may be said ...
... the suns on the literary horizon. And if least; he was a pseudo-Parisian the yellow press would have put them pessimist. Thomas Hardy is not a Gogol was the first Russian real- Pagan; he is a Nonconformist gone a half- pay. istic novelist and dramatist ...
... the resolute young woman suffered much from exposure mid exhaustion, but never once flinched. The following notes ab3ut Thomas Hardy, perhaps first among living English novelists, MO of interest: Ile is a I)orse►+hire man by birth and habitation, and ...
... magnate, has autograph copies of everything Mark Twain has ever written. Thomas Hardy. the novelist, is descended from that Hardy to whom the dying Nelson said, Kiss me, Hardy. Shopman—Er—l selected it myself from a very large stock.—Punch. I r 1 0 ...
... three greatest English novelists, Jane Austen, :Anthony Trollopsthough he admits that the latter's soul is bourgeoi —and Thomas Hardy. Two of these are authors without breadth, and Mr. llowells is himself as great as any of them with • broad, democratic ...
... go to •• in which Mrs. Leslie Carter scored sue- Progressive pation may consider his endeavors and the side entrance for Thomas Hardy s The Stage Society in- ofalive journal like cessfully last year. This is to be fol-accomplishments in the accumulation ...
... country. (Signed) MINNIE MADDERS FNEE. It Is understood that Mrs. Fi-ke is already under negotiation to play in London, Thomas Hardy being desirous of having her appear in the world's metropolis in Tess of the D Tbis season's reorganized Cummings Stock ...
... the renowned Boer War Veteran and Aeronaut CAPT. THOMAS CALLAGHAN of Toronto, in his thrilling ascension in a Balloon and Parachute Drop from the clouds—Every Afternoon Also the intrepid and daring HARDY The Acknowledged King of all High Wire Artists, ...