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... NOVELS OF THOMAS HARDY. Lecturing at the Parish Room on. Tuesday evening, on the novels of Thomas Hardy, Mr. H. C B. Phillips said that in each of his books the author took a eating and seemed to fit his characters into it. That was most noticeable in ...
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... intellectual matters. That is one of the reasons why Mr. Polly is more enduring than The New Machiavelli. That is why Thomas Hardy has such a hold on his readers. His characters ,are men and women, feeling, desiring, loving, hating, envying, and suffering ...
... Proficiency.—John Brenton, Arthur Millar, Arthur Vine, Charles Hansley, Wilfred Flack, William Gifkine William Worth, Thomas Hardy, George Pittam, Walter Harding, Arthur Taylor, Gilbert Purkesa, James Filby, tell: Long. General Progresa.—William Taplin ...
... especially as Mr. Reginald Eves bar again been prominent before the public eye following the purchase of his portrait ot Thomas Hardy, the famous Wessex novelist, for the nation. ...
... PESSIMIST'S OUTLOOK. For Thomas Hardy man adapt mind and body to fortes indifferent to his wei.are ii is to use. rani ib a sequenve of natural events, neither maievolvnt nor benevolent, but simply iticiinereui. Remember leas- and hardy's last suggestion when ...
... many other interesting features in the programme.__ The Mayor of Casterbridge will no doubt attract. many admirers of Thomas Hardy to the Picturedrome during the first part of next week. The setting of this West Country story of a man who sold hie wife ...
... Roundabout Jottings. SHEEP AND APPROACHING RAIN In Far From .the Madding Crowd, Thomas Hardy wrote of sheep when rain threatens to..fall They were crowded close together en the other side around some furze butiie:. aaid the .Brst peculiarity observable ...
... settlement than of the drawing-room. course, certain names are completely o e the map. Such a name is Judas, althouck Thomas Hardy uses its equivalent when styles one of his novels Jude the Obscure. Arthur is usually the thin-lipped, designin g stockbroker ...
... interview with Miss Sheila Kaye-Smith, who pointedly expressee her opinions on a number of interesting subjects, including Thomas Hardy, novel reading versus play-going, the tyranny of the party system, the commercialisation of the film, the advantages of ...
... will be her first appearance as a Professional actress. Thomas Hardy considered her the ideal Tess. She played the part in the Dorchester Player, at the Corn Exchange, Dorchester. Mrs. Thomas Hardy helped Mr. Ridgeway in serenading Miss Bugler to leave ...
... contribution, by the following nt °mei write., among other, — Walter Besaut. Mr. Clifford, 8. R. Crockett, tieorge Cassini, Thomas Hardy. Beatrice Hamadtu, Bret /Anne. John Oliver Hobbes . Anthon Hope, Henn Jam, Rud)ard Kfphng , NM Lynn Linton. lan liacl•ren ...