ANNA, LADY BAXBY
By the Colonel THOMAS HARDY It was in the time of the great Civil War—if…
ALICIA’S DIARY
BY THOMAS HARDY CHAPTER I.—SHE MISSES HER SISTER July 7.—I wander about the house in…
A TRYST AT AN ANCIENT EARTH WORK
By Thomas Hardy At one’s every step forward it rises higher against the south sky,…
A TRAGEDY OF TWO AMBITIONS
By Thomas Hardy CHAPTER I The shouts of the village-boys came in at the window,…
A TRADITION OF EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FOUR
By Thomas Hardy The widely discussed possibility of an invasion of England through a Channel…
A MERE INTERLUDE
By Thomas Hardy CHAPTER I The traveller in school-books, who vouched in dryest tones…
A COMMITTEE-MAN OF ‘THE TERROR’
By Thomas Hardy We had been talking of the Georgian glories of our old-fashioned watering-place,…
A CHANGED MAN
By Thomas Hardy CHAPTER I The person who, next to the actors themselves, chanced to…