Frankenstein, Or, the Modern Prometheus. [By M. W. Shelley.], Volume 1Lackington, Hughes, Harding, 1818 |
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... scarcely an idea beyond the rope and the shroud . But do not suppose that , because I complain a little , or because I can con- ceive a consolation for my toils which I may never know , that I am wavering in my THE MODERN PROMETHEUS . 15.
... scarcely an idea beyond the rope and the shroud . But do not suppose that , because I complain a little , or because I can con- ceive a consolation for my toils which I may never know , that I am wavering in my THE MODERN PROMETHEUS . 15.
Page 63
... consolation of your father . zabeth , my love , you must supply my place to your younger cousins . Alas ! I regret that I am taken from you ; and , happy and beloved as I have been , is it not hard to quit you all ? But these are not ...
... consolation of your father . zabeth , my love , you must supply my place to your younger cousins . Alas ! I regret that I am taken from you ; and , happy and beloved as I have been , is it not hard to quit you all ? But these are not ...
Page 65
... consoled me , amused her uncle , instructed my bro- thers ; and I never beheld her so en- chanting as at this time , when she was continually endeavouring to con- tribute to the happiness of others , en- tirely forgetful THE MODERN ...
... consoled me , amused her uncle , instructed my bro- thers ; and I never beheld her so en- chanting as at this time , when she was continually endeavouring to con- tribute to the happiness of others , en- tirely forgetful THE MODERN ...
Page 140
... consolation , my friend , " said he ; " your disaster is ir- reparable . What do you intend to do ? " " To go instantly to Geneva : come with me , Henry , to order the horses . " During our walk , Clerval endea- voured to raise my ...
... consolation , my friend , " said he ; " your disaster is ir- reparable . What do you intend to do ? " " To go instantly to Geneva : come with me , Henry , to order the horses . " During our walk , Clerval endea- voured to raise my ...
Page 141
... consolation . Those maxims of the Stoics , that death was no evil , and that the mind of man ought to be superior to despair on the eternal ab- sence of a beloved object , ought not to be urged . Even Cato wept over the dead body of his ...
... consolation . Those maxims of the Stoics , that death was no evil , and that the mind of man ought to be superior to despair on the eternal ab- sence of a beloved object , ought not to be urged . Even Cato wept over the dead body of his ...
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