Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Lewis Carroll in Wonderland and at Home: The Story of His Life
If he had written nothing else but Alice in Wonderland, that one book would have been quite enough to make him famous, but his pen was never idle, and the world of children has much for which to thank him. How much, and for what, the follow ing pages will strive to tell, and if they succeed in conveying to their readers half the charm that lay in the life of this man, who did so much for others.
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