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... that very few people here seem to know amthing about it all. Some will have passed through to catch a ferry to France. and Thomas Hardy enthusiasts will tell \ou exactly what it was like in the 19th century. But most people don't esen know where it is. It's ...
... the sanction of Mr. Hardy, to dramatise Ike Never of I ono of that author's earliest and most successful novels. Itlr. Ridgeway has not yet decided upon has cast. )Ir. RirtgewoY WI. responsiblo for the lint run of a play by Thomas Hardy when he Tess of It ...
... Press. 110.95/15.95. THOMAS HARDY in 'The Trumpet- Major' depicted country life on a background of war at the start of the 19th century. Hugh Fitzgerald Ryan's Reprisal, set at the start of our own, does much the same. For Hardy it was Dorset or Wessex ...
... Orchestra. 10,10--Social Evening, MIDLAND (286.2 m.) — 7,40 Mansfleld and District Male Volce Choir. 10.10 -Poem's by Thomas Hardy, SCOTLAND (361.1 m.)—10,10 “ Mary Mackintosh.” 10.35-Elizabeth Allan (contralto). NORTH (449.1 m.) —7.0- Aaron's Field ...
... eminent example of the originality, the power, end also of the blgh-mindedness of the •uthor.”—lForW. DESPERATE REMEDIES. Thomas Hardy. “A remarkable story,—Saturday Review. THE MASTER OF RVLANDS. By Lucy Leeds. ...
... this poem was the result. Thomas Hardy was not in the business of holding or expressing comforting views about death or, for that matter life but his poem does something for poor Drummer Hodges otherwise almost unrecorded HARDY: Reality of life and death ...
... ans = ey f Sie Thomas Hardy, left wisi sealed orders, suppo the Mediterranean. eS EMIGRATION, AND SUCCESS TOIT! Toe Irish are still landing at the Broomielaw at t of above a thousand per week, and are spreading like | ° The first thi: over the who:: surface ...
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... was debtor. The Ways of Novelists. Novelists have curious and various ways of studying the life they wish to depict. Mr. Thomas Hardy spends much of his time in the kitchens of the Donietahire lab:offers, who form the groundwork of his books. Rudyard Kipling ...
... whole panel of body of jurors because of some defect in the method of summoning them, etc.; 2. Athos. Porthos. Aramis: '3 Thomas Hardy once walked on in The Forty Thieves at Covent Garden in the 'sixties; 4, At Ballyshannon in 1824. ...
... A Uttery Guest. Mr. Thomas Hardy hes gone to Dublin, whom be wid be the guest of the Viceroy. For some months Mr. Hardy has been living quietly in London at work on a new novel. He showed himself recently to his brother authors et the Authors' Club ...
... 8L Tom Hardy. by Martin Seymour-Smith Bloomsbury: £25) Anthony Cronin IN BOXING parlance. Martin Seymour-Smith is a counter puncher. Some of the best passages in his hugely entertaining life of Thomas Hardy are counter-attacks on previous biographers ...