The works of Thomas Hardy in thirty-seven volumes

I,II. Tess of the D'Urbervilles.

III,IV. Far from the madding crowd.

V,VI. Jude the obscure.

VII,VIII. The return of the native.

IX,X. The life and death of the mayor of Casterbridge.

XI,XII. The woodlanders.

XIII. Under the greenwood tree; or, The Mellstock quire.

XIV. Life's little ironies; a set of tales with some colloquial sketches entitled A few crusted characters.

XV. Wessex tales.

XVI,XVII A pair of blue eyes.

XVIII,XIX. The trumpet-major; John Loveday a soldier in the war with Buonaparte and Robert his brother, first mate in the merchant service.

XX. Two on a tower.

XXI. The well-beloved.

XXII. A group of noble dames.

XXIII,XXIV. Desperate remedies.

XXV,XXVI. The hand of Ethelberta.

XXVII,XXVIII. A Laodicean.

XXIX,XXX. A changed man. The waiting supper, and other tales: concluding with Romantic adventures of a milkmaid.

XXXI,XXXII,XXXIII. The dynasts; an epic-drama of the war with Napoleon.

XXXIV. Wessex poems; and other verses, poems of the past and the present.

XXXV. Times laughingstocks and other verses.

XXXVI. Satires of circumstance, lyrics and reveries.

XXXVII. Moments of vision and miscellaneous verses.