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Thomas Hardy: the guarded life/ Ralph Pite

By: Pite, RalphMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New Haven : Yale University Press, 2007Description: vii,522p.,[16] p. of plates : ill. ; 24cmISBN: 9780300123371 ; 030012337XSubject(s): Authors, English | Hardy, Thomas, -- 1840-1928 | Authors, English -- Biography -- 19th century | Authors, English -- Biography -- 20th centuryDDC classification: 928

Contents:

Introduction Higher liockhampton I 1 .1 railway bore him through II 2 One who lived and died where he was bom 25 3 She who ufdield me and I 46 4 ’The playground of TH's clnldhood' 61 5 His kindred they, his sweetheart I 74 6 One who walks west, a city-clerk 92 7 If but some vengeful god would call to me 108 8 Red roses and smug nuns 124 9 Believed-in things 136 10 Rising and falling with the tide 149 II With magic in my eyes 166 12 That there should have come a change 186 13 Wasted were two souls in their prime 210 14 Lifelong to be I thought it 228 15 Some hid dread afoot 244 16 No such bower will be known 258 17 Taking the universe seriously 270 18 Life-loyalties 287 19 If the true artist ever weeps 340 20 That we had all resigned for love’s dear ends 321 21 No balm for all your sorrow 342 22 The day goeth away 356 23 Few persons are more martial than I 377 24 We kissed at the barrier 394 25 The mind goes back to the early times 409 26 The sustaining power of poetiy 422 27 No mean power in the contemporaiy world 438 28 - Wistlessness 450 Conclusion - Max Gate 465

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	928 PIT/T (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P14340

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Originally published: London : Picador, 2006.

Includes bibliographical references (p. [501]-505) and index.

Introduction Higher liockhampton I
1 .1 railway bore him through II
2 One who lived and died where he was bom 25
3 She who ufdield me and I 46
4 ’The playground of TH's clnldhood' 61
5 His kindred they, his sweetheart I 74
6 One who walks west, a city-clerk 92
7 If but some vengeful god would call to me 108
8 Red roses and smug nuns 124
9 Believed-in things 136
10 Rising and falling with the tide 149
II With magic in my eyes 166
12 That there should have come a change 186
13 Wasted were two souls in their prime 210
14 Lifelong to be I thought it 228
15 Some hid dread afoot 244
16 No such bower will be known 258
17 Taking the universe seriously 270
18 Life-loyalties 287
19 If the true artist ever weeps 340
20 That we had all resigned for love’s dear ends 321
21 No balm for all your sorrow 342
22 The day goeth away 356
23 Few persons are more martial than I 377
24 We kissed at the barrier 394
25 The mind goes back to the early times 409
26 The sustaining power of poetiy 422
27 No mean power in the contemporaiy world 438
28 - Wistlessness 450
Conclusion - Max Gate 465

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