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The Manxman
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A Victorian bestseller of friendship, love, betrayal, conscience, and social judgment on the Isle of Man.
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The Manxman
The Manxman was among Hall Caine’s most popular novels, set against the moral and social world of the Isle of Man. Its triangle of friendship, love, ambition, and guilt turns private desire into a drama of conscience and public reputation.
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Hall Caine died in 1931, and The Manxman was first published in 1894. These dates support the public-domain basis for the original English text used in this edition.
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Table of contents
Inside this edition
- 01Full text
- 02THE MANXMAN
- 03A NOVEL
- 04SECOND EDITION
- 05APPLETON AND COMPANY - 1894
- 06THE MANXMAN.
- 07PART I. BOYS TOGETHER.
- 08I.
- 09II.
- 10III.
- 11IV.
- 12V.
- 13VI.
- 14VII.
- 15VIII.
- 16IX.
- 17X.
- 18XI.
- 19PART II. BOY AND GIRL.
- 20I.
- 21II.
- 22III.
- 23IV.
- 24V.
- 25VI.
- 26VII.
- 27VIII.
- 28IX.
- 29X.
- 30XI.
- 31XII.
- 32XIII.
- 33XIV.
- 34XV.
- 35XVI.
- 36XVII.
- 37XVIII.
- 38XIX.
- 39XX.
- 40XXI.
- 41XXII.
- 42XXIII.
- 43XXIV.
- 44PART III. MAN AND WOMAN
- 45I.
- 46II.
- 47III.
- 48IV.
- 49V.
- 50VI.
- 51VII.
- 52VIII.
- 53IX.
- 54part of the harbour, still keeping an eager look-out. As time went on
- 55X.
- 56scene of desolation the idiot boy was placidly sleeping on his naked
- 57XI.
- 58XII.
- 59XIII.
- 60XIV.
- 61XV.
- 62XVI.
- 63XVII.
- 64XVIII.
- 65XIX.
- 66XX.
- 67XXI.
- 68XXII.
- 69XXIII.
- 70XXIV.
- 71XXV.
- 72PART IV. MAN AND WIFE.
- 73I.
- 74II.
- 75III.
- 76IV.
- 77V.
- 78VI.
- 79VII.
- 80VIII.
- 81IX.
- 82X.
- 83XI.
- 84XII.
- 85XIII.
- 86XIV.
- 87XV.
- 88XVI.
- 89XVII.
- 90XVIII.
- 91XIX.
- 92PART V. MAN AND MAN.
- 93I.
- 94II.
- 95III.
- 96IV.
- 97V.
- 98VI.
- 99VII.
- 100VIII.
- 101IX.
- 102X.
- 103XI.
- 104XII.
- 105XIII.
- 106XIV.
- 107XV.
- 108XVI.
- 109XVII.
- 110XVIII.
- 111XIX.
- 112XX.
- 113XXI.
- 114XXII.
- 115XXIII.
- 116XXIV.
- 117PART VI. MAN AND GOD.
- 118I.
- 119II.
- 120III.
- 121IV.
- 122V.
- 123VI.
- 124VII.
- 125VIII..
- 126IX.
- 127X.
- 128XI.
- 129XII.
- 130volume of sermons. At the change in his breathing the old dove looked
- 131XIII.
- 132XIV.
- 133XV.
- 134XVI.
- 135XVII.
- 136XVIII.
- 137XIX.
- 138XX.
- 139XXI.
- 140XXII.
- 141XXIII.
- 142THE END.
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