Frankenstein

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Sterling Publishing Company, 2007 - Fiction - 214 pages
Mary Shelley's groundbreaking classic--begun as a ghost story for friends--is a potent blend of science fiction and horror that has inspired countless movie and other adaptations. Nothing, however, equals the depth and beauty of Shelley's original, which emains as relevant as ever. In his arrogance, Dr. Victor Frankenstein dreams of discovering the very secret of life...and he succeeds, bringing a new creature into existence. But should man ever play God--and if he does, what does he owe his creation?

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Contents

Letter 1
1
Letter 2
5
Letter 3
9
Letter 4
10
Chapter 1
19
Chapter 2
24
Chapter 3
30
Chapter 4
37
Chapter 13
102
Chapter 14
108
Chapter 15
113
Chapter 16
121
Chapter 17
130
Chapter 18
135
Chapter 19
143
Chapter 20
150

Chapter 5
44
Chapter 6
52
Chapter 7
59
Chapter 8
68
Chapter 9
76
Chapter 10
82
Chapter 11
88
Chapter 12
96
Chapter 21
160
Chapter 22
170
Chapter 23
179
Chapter 24
186
Walton In Continuation
194
Questions Questions Questions
209
About the Author
214
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