Hardy Quotations

• "Woman much missed" (The Voice 1912)
• "how you call to me, call to me" (The Voice)
• "Can it be you that I hear? (The Voice)
• "Or is it only the breeze in its listlessness"
• "You being ever dissolved in your wistlessness" (the voice)
• "Faltering farwards" (The Voice)
• "And the woman calling" (the Voice)
• "And the woman calling" (The Voice)
• "drizzle bedrenches" (At Castle Boterel)
• "I adrive to the junction of lane and highway" (At Castle Boterel)
• "myslef and a girlish form" (At Castel Boterel)
• "dry march whether" - (At Castle Boterel)
• "Why did you give no hint that night" (The Going)
• "As if inidfferent quite (the going)
• "I could not follow with wing of swallow" (The Going)
• "Yawning blankness" (The voice)
• "In bright spring whether we'll visit together"
• "Oh Melia my Dear" (RM)
• "in tatters without shoes or socks" (RM)
• "AT home you said thee and thou but now you're talking quite fits'ee for high company"
• "Some Polish is gained when ones ruined" (RM)
• "you're hands were like paws" (RM)
• "You little gloves fit as on any la-dy" (RM)
• "My dear raw country gilr cannot quite expect that. You ain't ruined said she"
• "the sun blaze burning" (TT)
• '"sad sedge moor" (TT)
• "Oh deadly day, oh deadly day" (TT)
• "Woed and won" (TT)
• "Alone alone"