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tures but, as Fernando says, pictures of pictures, this is because life shapes itself in that way to him. Writing to A. C. Benson of ‘Poems of 1912–13’, which he described as ‘very intimate, of course’, Hardy confided, ‘but the verses came; it was quite natural; one looked back through the years and

Organization

profligate

Christoph Haaseously he must have been surprised to receive another offer from Ward and Downey to publish a new edition of .. (He had declined such an offer by the same firm out of hand in October 1884.) In his reply of 16 January he said it was ‘so long’ since he had ‘read over’ the story that he would like to lo

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Pulmonary-Veins

Jean-éric Pingnificance. Clearly, the changes Hardy made to the novel in 1895 fit it into the geography of Wessex as a whole, specifying a fictional place which the reader can identify with an actual one. He brings it, however, into a part of Wessex which has similar associations and resonances to those Norcombe

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Thomas Place affected his attitude toward Hardy, for in 1969, while at work on ., he acknowledged Hardy’s influence (in the remark quoted in the epigraph) and observed that Hardy’s later novels stand out among nineteenth-century English novels for their candour: they exhibit ‘how [men and women] made love, what

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tor in an immediate and conscious sense. This can be said because in the ., as shall be seen, Powys makes repeated associations between his Dorset-born and Dorset-bred biological father, the Reverend Charles Francis Powys, from whom he was estranged for much of his life, and the Dorset-born and-bred

心神不寧

Dmitry Berdinsky,Prohrak Kruengthomyas as ‘children of the soil’.. Nevertheless, to their reviewers, Hardy’s early novels breathed the clean, fresh air of south-west England, with a coastal fragrance able ‘to neutralise the glare and noise of the hot London street…’. And it is this contrast between invigorating, innocent countryside an

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Alexis Bès,Christian Choffruts as ‘children of the soil’.. Nevertheless, to their reviewers, Hardy’s early novels breathed the clean, fresh air of south-west England, with a coastal fragrance able ‘to neutralise the glare and noise of the hot London street…’. And it is this contrast between invigorating, innocent countryside an