The Works of Thomas Hardy in Prose and Verse, with Prefaces and Notes (Wessex Edition)

Thomas Hardy

Macmillan and Co., [London], 1912

[Fine Binding] Near fine. 22 volume set. Bound in polished 3/4 leather over tan linen boards. Gilt spines. Polo themed engraved bookplate of Mary Corning Iglehart.

Contents: Prose: v. 1. Tess of the D'Urbervilles; v. 2. Far from the madding crowd;  v. 3. Jude the obscure; v. 4. The return of the native; v. 5. The life and death of the Mayor of Casterbridge; v. 6. The woodlanders; v. 7. Under the greenwood tree; or, The Mellstock quire; v. 8. Life's little ironies and A few crusted characters; v. 9. Wessex tales; v. 10. A pair of blue eves; v. 11. The trumpet-major and Robert his brother; v. 12. Two on a tower; v. 13. The well-beloved; v. 14. A group of noble dames; v. 15. Desperate remedies; v. 16. The hand of Ethelberta; v. 17. A Laodicean; v. 18. A changed man, The waiting supper, and other tales: concluding with the Romantic adventures of a milk-maidVerse: v. 19 Wessex poems, and poems of the past and present; v. 20. The dynasts, and epic-drama, pt. I-II; v. 21. The dynasts, an epic-drama, pt. III, and Times laughing-stocks; v. 22. Satires of circumstance, lyrics and reveries, moments of vision and miscellaneous verses