"The Oxen" is a poem by the English novelist and poet Thomas Hardy. It relates to a West Country legend: that, on the anniversary of Christ's Nativity, each Christmas Day, farm animals kneel in their stalls in homage. It was first published in December 1915, in the London newspaper The Times
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Analysis of ‘The Workbook’ by Thomas Hardy
Thomas Hardy, the son of a stonemason, was born in Dorset, England, on June 2, 1840. He trained as an architect and…
The Workbox Theme by Thomas Hardy
Here, in this write-up, we have attempted discussing The Workbox theme by Thomas Hardy. The main theme that one can…
The Workbox Tone by Thomas Hardy
In this poem written by Thomas Hardy, we can almost predict what the meaning and the tone will be like. Not unlike…
Summary and analysis of During Wind and Rain by Thomas Hardy
INTRODUCTION TO THOMAS HARDY-
Thomas Hardy was born in the year 1840, in Dorset. Being a follower of Charles…
Summary and Analysis of At An Inn by Thomas Hardy
INTRODUCTION TO THOMAS HARDY-
Thomas Hardy was born in the year 1840, in Dorset. Being a follower of Charles…