The Bystander, April 15, 1908
The Story of My Life
By HALL CAINE, Commences in the EASTER NUMBER of
The story of HALL CAINE'S life will be found to be as full of human interest and emotion, of incident and surprise, as any novel ever written. Here you will find the great heart of a man laid bare.
He will tell of his lowly, lonely early days, and the impressions created in his mind as he looked out across the little world of the Isle of Man with the eyes of a child.
And he will go on until he tells of the large and lasting figures in literature and in history with whom he has been on terms of the most intimate friendship.
Some Titles in the First Few Chapters :
WHY I WROTE THIS STORY. MY FIRST NICKNAME. A CHILD'S FIRST VIEW OF THE WORLD. THE CHARM OF MY GRANDMOTHER. MY FIRST NIGHT AWAY FROM HOME. WHY THE MANX PEOPLE QUICKLY QUARREL. WRECKERS AND SMUGGLERS.
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