"The world has teeth and it can bite you with them any time it wants."
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Thomas Hardy June 2, 1840 to January 11, 1928 Born in Higher Bockhampton, England & Died in Dorchester, England English novelist and poet best known for his novels such as Return of the Native and Far From the Madding Crowd. He apparently wrote novels to support his poetry and quit the novels when he could afford to quit. He made the wrong decision. If you don't mind being wrong, please feel free to disagree with me.
Quote "Patience, that blending of moral courage with physical timidity."
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Bibliography Novels Desperate Remedies - 1871 Under the Greenwood Tree - 1872 A Pair of Blue Eyes - 1873 Far from the Madding Crowd - 1874 The Hand of Ethelberta - 1876 The Return of the Native - 1878 The Trumpet-Major - 1880 A Laodicean - 1881 Two on a Tower - 1882 The Mayor of Casterbridge - 1886 The Woodlanders - 1887 Wessex Tales - 1888 Tess of the d'Urbervilles - 1891 A Group of Noble Dames - 1891 Life's Little Ironies - 1894 Jude the Obscure - 1896 The Well-Beloved - 1897
Poetry Wessex Poems - 1898 Poems of the Past and Present - 1901 The Dynasts - 1904 The Dynasts, Part 2 - 1906 The Dynasts, Part 3 - 1908 Satires of Circumstance - 1914 Collected Poems - 1919 Late Lyrics and Earlier - 1922 Human Shows - 1925
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