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The Hand of Ethelberta is a novel by Thomas Hardy, published in 1876. It was written, in serial form, for the Cornhill Magazine, which was, at that time, edited by Leslie Stephen, a friend and mentor of Hardy's.
"She Stopped Like a Clock"
Plate 1
"Well What Did You Think Of My Poems"
Plate 2
"Round Her, Leaning Against Branches, or Prostrate on the Ground, Were Two or Three Individuals"
Plate 3
"Goodness! How Quick You Were"
Plate 4
"It Was A Tender Time"
Plate 5
"The Harefield Estate"
Plate 6
"So Ethelberta Went"
Plate 7
"Can You Tell Us the Way, Sir, to the Hotel Bold Soldier?"
Plate 8
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Plate 9
"All Before Them Was A Sheet of Whiteness"
Plate 10
"She Lessened in His Gaze, and Was Soon Out of Sight"
Plate 11
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