The Master of Man: The Story of a Sin

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FIRST BOOK THE SIN

SECOND BOOK THE RECKONING

THIRD BOOK THE CONSEQUENCE

FOURTH BOOK THE RETRIBUTION

SEVENTH BOOK THE RESURRECTION



The Novels of Hall Caine

THE SHADOW OF A CRIME
A SON OF HAGAR
THE DEEMSTER
THE BONDMAN
THE SCAPEGOAT
THE MANXMAN
THE CHRISTIAN
THE ETERNAL CITY
THE WHITE PROPHET
THE PRODIGAL SON
THE WOMAN THOU GAVEST ME
THE MASTER OF MAN



The Master of Man

The Story of a Sin



By

Hall Caine



"Be sure your sin will find you out"



Philadelphia & London
J. B. Lippincott Company
1921




The Master of Man
is published also in
ENGLAND
CANADA
AUSTRALIA
FRANCE
DENMARK
HOLLAND
SWEDEN
FINLAND



COPYRIGHT, 1920, 1921, BY SIR HALL CAINE, K.B.E.



Electrotyped and Printed by J. B. Lippincott Company
The Washington Square Press, Philadelphia, U.S.A.




CONTENTS


FIRST BOOK

THE SIN

1. The Breed of the Ballamoar
2. The Boyhood of Victor Stowell
3. Father and Sons
4. Enter Fenella Stanley
5. The Student-at-Law
6. The World of Woman
7. The Day of Temptation
8. The Call of Bessie Collister
9. The Master of Man
10. The Call of the Ballamoars


SECOND BOOK

THE RECKONING

11. The Return of Fenella
12. The Death of the Deemster
13. The Saving of Kate Kinrade
14. The Everlasting Song of the Sea
15. The Woman's Secret
16. At the Speaker's
17. The Burning Boat
18. The Great Winter


THIRD BOOK

THE CONSEQUENCE

19. The Eve of Mary
20. Victor Stowell's Vow
21. Mother's Law or Judge's Law?
22. The Soul of Hagar
23. Stowell in London
24. Alick Gell
25. The Deemster's Oath


FOURTH BOOK

THE RETRIBUTION

26. The Wind and the Whirlwind
27. The Judge and the Man
28. The Trial
29. The Two Women—The Two Men
30. The Verdict


FIFTH BOOK

THE REPARATION

31. "Victor! Victor! My Victor!"
32. The Voice of the Sea
33. The Heart of a Woman
34. The Man and the Law
35. "And God Made Man of the Dust of the Ground"
36. Out of the Depths
37. The Escape
38. The Grave of a Sin


SIXTH BOOK

THE REDEMPTION

39. The Birth of a Lie
40. The Call of a Woman's Soul
41. In the Valley of the Shadow
42. "He Drove Out the Man"
43. The Dawn of Morning
44. "God Gave Him Dominion"


SEVENTH BOOK

THE RESURRECTION

45. The Way of the Cross
46. Victory Through Defeat
47. The Resurrection


CONCLUSION




AUTHOR'S NOTE

I wish to acknowledge my indebtedness to conversations, many years ago, with the late Karl Emil Franzos for important incidents in Chapter Forty-Four, which, founded on fact, were in part incorporated by the Russo-Jewish writer in his noble book, "The Chief Justice."

Also I wish to say that Tolstoy told me, through his daughter, that similar incidents occurring in Russia (although he altered them materially) had suggested the theme of his great novel, "Resurrection."

For as much knowledge as I may have been able to acquire of Manx law and legal procedure, I am indebted to Mr. Ramsey B. Moore, the Attorney-General in the Isle of Man, the scene of my story.

H. C.

Greeba Castle,
    Isle of Man.




The Master of Man



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