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... OM arsk paaroon. When returned at last. he exclaimed. Wm. mar. nriarwm du sai that Tool name be Giles. What will Mr. Thomas Hardy say to this? Captain J. H. P. Bareroft. Soppy. LW' L Soars. has been appointed a Brigade Maier' from tamp. major. The Marquis ...
... letters are some from Sir Edward Burne• Jones. Rudyard Kipling. Browning.' Matthew Arnold, Henry James. William Morris. Thomas Hardy. John Galsworthy, and Sir Herbert Bcerbohm Tree. The second exhibition is of Sussex water colours and prints by the late ...
... Morris, Thomas Hardy, Walter Crane, H. Rider-Haggard, Frederic Harrison , G. F. Watts Lord Leighton, Walter Bement, Dean Farrar,F Marion Crawford, the then Bishop of Ripon, Henry Irving ) Stephen, Edmund Gomm, Edmund Clarence Stedman, 'Thomas Bailey Aldrich ...
... haltworked peoplo has to be paid for by the teary of the devils envy and flinch* Mr. H. Harding. A.P C. lecturing on 'Thomas Hardy to tie Dorchester Workers' Educational Associ.tion, paid as wholly-hearted and embracing tribute to the Weems, Novelist ...
... fortnightly the ent to be on October 1 Els subject is **Literature sod the English Counties, - dealing with authors like Thomas Hardy and Sheila Kaye Smith wh.ve works are closely connected with Dorset and Bones respectively, All lectures will be at the ...
... education of an English gentleman. Thomas Hardy saw life through the peasant eyes. He had distinctly the peasant's outlook. It bad to he. No other writer knew so well how to work the whole of the landscape into the story. Hardy dealt with the thing' that ore ...
... lecture of Mr. 0. Lloyd's emits at the Publie Library MS the lasallsb novel. With special reference to Jane Austen and Thomas Hardy. Tbe seam In which Mr. Lloyd referred a novel vac not any Pork of licttap, but one planned and carried Oat b a 15{41.1 ...
... their flowers are clearly an overrunning from he wud. Such a churchyard is that of St. Juliot, near Rawestle—whose church Thomas Hardy restored. taking away a wife from the vicarage. and putting the country into one of his novels. There daffodils. primroses ...
... If it is a process of ' trying . Minister. such, is unknown to the low. the cycles. should it be allowed? Bow 1.1,1 e Thomas Hardy wrote of one of hi- ,li:iiiist,.. ha. the British motor-cycle and its rider that Like the English Conetitu,(e, attained ...
... lecturer, mit suicide a year ago. (Inc of the hilleeres. ' who held th at officers of the L a b our Exchange in W harf-I Thomas Hardy alone rivalled her ea an ea - Pie Maras. aid he told she ought • °°°t• th'dannuin' A number of voluntary I parent art ...
... English chorus, Mary had some marmalade. Mary had some jam, keeping up their spirits with jokes 1111211 laughter. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who followed schitecture as a profession and with sut,oss for twelve years before be took definitely to literature, had ...
... Lawrence, of the founders of Roedean School, and the other is of Mr. Bernhard Baron. Another remarkable portrait is that of Thomas Hardy, by It. Grenville Eves, which has the distinction of being the most expensively priced of the pictures for sale, the figure ...