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... thousands who love Thomas Hardy and his Wessex novels will welcome this work, and read it with avidity. The first part concerns the Wessex people, their character, customs, supersti tions, and folklore; after which the writer considers Mr. Hardy's literary work ...
... side of the bridge in the illustration is Wool Bridge House, seat of the Turberville family, indirectly im mortalised by Thomas Hardy in Tess of the d'Urberville's. G. T., DORSET. Badgers sir, Animal road casualties from moths and small birds to ponies ...
... for a country holiday. There is salmon and trout fishing, rough shooting over 400 acres, and walks in the heart of the Thomas Hardy country. Adjoining the Manor is a large farm, so fresh milk is at the garden gate, and if you get chicken for dinner you ...
... Writers of the day will contribute to THE SPHERE. THE WRITERS who will contribute to the first volume include S. BARING GOULD THOMAS HARDY OUIDA Robert Buchanan e. w. hornung max pemberton SHAN P. BULLOCK JEROME K. JEROME Q HALL CAINE SIDNEY J. LOW W. PETT ...
... Town. Handy for the coast. BEAUTIFUL ELIZABETHAN RESIDENCE. Completely modernised by eminent architect and associated with Thomas Hardy. t Entrance and lounge halls, 4 reception rooms, 8 principal bedrooms, 3 secondary bedrooms, 5 bathrooms. Co.'s water, ...
... the publication in book form will renew the old controversy as to the indebtedness of Mr. Pinero's work to that of Mr. Thomas Hardy. Lady Bountiful, by the bye, which will probably form the subject of the next issue, is oddly enough meeting in New York ...
... such puppets it was difficult to put a new kick into them. With the death last week, at the age of eighty-seven, of Mr. Thomas Hardy, there passed away the greatest master of emotional literature of our time. In the case of his characters, as in the great ...
... Daisies and buttercups. By MRS. RiDDELL. THE HiiND of ETHELBERTA. By Thomas Hardy. Mary ANERLEY. By It. D. Black- MORE. THE RETURN of the NATIVE. By Thomas Hardy. THE LAODICEAN. By Thomas Hakdy. To be followed by others. LOW'S SERIES OF ...
... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. nnr nvMASTS AT THE KINGSWAY THEATRE. IF you have not yet been to see the epic drama by Mr. Thomas Hardy at the Kingsway you will probably watch the performance with some surprise when you do make a call, for although the proceedings ...
... Town. Handy for the coast. BEAUTIFUL ELIZABETHAN RESIDENCE Completely modernised by eminent architect and associated with Thomas Hardy 4 Entrance and Lounge halls, 4 reception rooms, 8 principal bedrooms, 3 secondary bedrooms, 5 bathrooms. Co.'s water, electric ...
... nnwv UP the stalk of one' 37' What t.hetwi?( jS CLUES DOWN. 39 Zealous. 40. Plasterer in Little Domt. 1. Tragic heroine of Thomas Hardy. 2. lived near C.T. Soap headquarters. 42- Lor*j Scolds. 3. Four roods. 4. A fat, greasy, Decimus Barnacle; very we a ...
... 1 folio, price Half-a-Crown. H ARPER'S QHRISTMAS. THIS LARGE CHRISTMAS NUMBER, contains ORIGINAL STORIES by MARK TWAIN THOMAS HARDY THE AUTHOR OP UNCLE REMUS; tfec. and Sixteen of the finest Wood Engravings ever produced. Each Picture is a real Work ...