Prose autobiographical piece about Causley's early life up to the end of World War Two Manuscript and typescripts with annotations of short prose autobiographical piece about Causley's early life up to the end of World War Two, n.d. Begins: "I was born in Launceston, a small Cornish market-town on the River Tamar which divides Cornwall from Devon, and I still live there. It's the ancient capital of Cornwall: a hill-town, fortified by the Normans in logo, with a huge crumbling castle on a tall mound, a ruined Augustinian priory, a great medieval stone gateway, and bits of the old town wall still stand..." undated