Frankenstein, Or, The Modern PrometheusJames Pott, 1910 - 353 pages |
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Page 12
... miserable doom it was to bestow the kiss of death on all the younger sons of his ill - fated house , just when they reached the age promise . His gigantic , shadowy form , clothed , like the ghost in Hamlet , in complete armor , but ...
... miserable doom it was to bestow the kiss of death on all the younger sons of his ill - fated house , just when they reached the age promise . His gigantic , shadowy form , clothed , like the ghost in Hamlet , in complete armor , but ...
Page 82
... miserable monster whom I had created , He held up the curtain of the bed ; and his eyes , if eyes they may be called , were fixed on me . His jaws opened , and he muttered some in- articulate sounds , while a grin wrinkled his cheeks ...
... miserable monster whom I had created , He held up the curtain of the bed ; and his eyes , if eyes they may be called , were fixed on me . His jaws opened , and he muttered some in- articulate sounds , while a grin wrinkled his cheeks ...
Page 107
... miserable death of her youngest darling ! " Come , Victor ; not brooding thoughts of vengeance against the assassin , but with feel- ings of peace and gentleness , that will heal in- stead of festering the wounds of our minds . Enter ...
... miserable death of her youngest darling ! " Come , Victor ; not brooding thoughts of vengeance against the assassin , but with feel- ings of peace and gentleness , that will heal in- stead of festering the wounds of our minds . Enter ...
Page 115
... miserable the moment I enter my father's house after so long an absence . But , tell me , how does my father support his misfortunes ; and how is my poor Elizabeth ? " 66 She indeed requires consolation ; she ac- cused herself of having ...
... miserable the moment I enter my father's house after so long an absence . But , tell me , how does my father support his misfortunes ; and how is my poor Elizabeth ? " 66 She indeed requires consolation ; she ac- cused herself of having ...
Page 128
... miserable as I am now . " 66 And do you also believe that I am so very , very wicked ? Do you also join with my ene- mies to crush me ? " Her voice was suffo- cated with sobs . " Rise , my poor girl , " said Elizabeth , " why do you ...
... miserable as I am now . " 66 And do you also believe that I am so very , very wicked ? Do you also join with my ene- mies to crush me ? " Her voice was suffo- cated with sobs . " Rise , my poor girl , " said Elizabeth , " why do you ...
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