A Famous Novelist

Hall Carne is said to reseruble Shakespeare in the keeu intelligence of his features and in the iutelleetual heighr of hts prominent forehead He pospessos a !)i;.'!. 'v ia:iisti;.!i, lad his firfct Uvive! cama i.. .; lr.iikir.pt tujj bina m i: Lililí Hii lest vork ! iuo ;ifter miiiiilght iü the euiiv ihoïuh:; liours He .'i naíive oï the isle o Man. a Mauxmau, aud i 4i ycr.rs cfld. or thore abontrs Mxicb uf his time is sicnt m ti'civil, v,'h ü in exi rts I;, powcïsoï observatiou acl patheïs uuawial tor t'utuiM ii ■ ili boute is ui the EuIish (ui:u:iv. oveilooliiují Derweutwatcv nuil abdvft the lou of Roswick. It i:; cailerl 'nawthorus The uovoiisl also at tioses a poet, as he occasigually writes sonie vorses for pnblicsvtioij He has decidért reiigious tendpucies, which. tako tho lonri of investigatiou. He contemplatea writing a il'c oí Cbrist, anrl as he cxcels in terse, epigrammatic eenteuces bis stylcwonld be in the rtm-ct liue of Eiblioal iruths. He is conscientions and paiustakíng in all his literary methode, and bis readers recognize in hiiu one who has sinoerity as a suporstructurc tur every romance of