Frankenstein key quotes Flashcards

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i may there discover…

A

the wondrous power which attracts the needle

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2
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commence this laborious voyage with the joy…

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a child feels when he embarks in a little boat

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3
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success shall…

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crown my endeavours

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4
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untamed…

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yet obedient element

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5
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one man’s life or death…

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is but a small price to pay for the acquirement of the knowledge I sought

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6
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let me reveal my tale…

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and you will dash the cup from your lips

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7
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i shall kill…

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no albatross

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8
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draw inexhaustible…

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stores of affection from a very mine of love to bestow them upon me

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9
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i was their play…

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thing and idol

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10
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innocent and helpless creature…

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bestowed on them by heaven

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11
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guided by a…

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silken cord

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12
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crown of…

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distinction

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13
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heaven-…

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sent

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14
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celestial stamp…

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in all her features

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15
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pretty…

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present

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16
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looked upon Elizabeth as mine…

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mine to protect, and love, and cherish

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17
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her countenance expressed…

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affection even in her death

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18
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the brightness of a…

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beloved eye can have been extinguished

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19
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high white…

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steeple of the town

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20
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conducted to my…

A

solitary apartment

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21
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m. krempe was a little squat man with gruff voice and a repulsive countenance

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did not prepossess me in favour of his pursuits

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22
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his person was short, but remarkably erect;…

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and his voice was the sweetest I had ever heard

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23
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the stars often disappeared in the light of morning…

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whilst i was yet engaged in my laboratory

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24
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solely…

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wrapt up in this

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a churchyard was to me...
merely the receptacle of bodies
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forced to spend days and nights in...
vaults and charnel-houses
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how dangerous is the acquirement of knowledge...
and how much happier that man is who believes his native town to be the world than he who aspires to become greater than his nature will allow
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my person had become...
emaciated with confinement
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my cheek had grown...
pale with study
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i pursued...
nature to her hiding places
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in a solitary chamber...
or rather a cell
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it was on a dreary...
night
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anxiety that almost...
amounted to agony
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rain pattered...
dismally
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candle was nearly...
burnt out
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half-extinguished...
light
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hair was a...
lustrous black
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teeth of a...
pearly whiteness
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breathless horror and disgust...
filled my heart
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dim and yellow...
light of the moon
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dreams that had been my food and pleasant rest for so long a space...
now became a hell to me
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drenched by the rain which poured from a...
black and comfortless sky
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if you were in an ill-humour...
one glance from justine could dissipate it
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justine was the most grateful...
little creature
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by the solemnity of her feelings...
exquisitely beautiful
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god knows how entirely...
i am innocent
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unhappy...
victim
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i commit my cause to the justice of my...
judges, yet i see no room for hope
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begone, vile...
insect
50
wretched...
devil
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be calm...
i entreat you to hear me
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i ought to be thy adam...
but i am rather the fallen angel
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i was benevolent and good; misery...
made me fiend
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palaces...
i beheld in the village
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so low that i could with difficulty...
sit upright
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agreeable...
asylum
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barbarity of...
man
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crept from my...
kennel
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exposed by a...
pig-sty
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gentle...
beings
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lovely...
creatures
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i should first win their favour...
and afterwards their love
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pleasant showers and...
genial warmth of spring
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my spirits were elevated by the...
enchanting appearance of nature
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do not desert me in the...
hour of my trial
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felix darted forward with...
supernatural force
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tore me away from his father...
to whose knees i clung
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dashed me to the ground and...
struck me violently with a stick
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i could tear him limb from limb...
as the lion rends the antelope
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i waited with forced imaptience until the moon...
had sunk to commence my operations
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blast tore along like a...
mighty avalanche
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produced a kind of insanity in my spirits that...
burst all bounds of reason and reflection
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danced with...
fury
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wind fanned...
the fire
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flames... licked it with their...
forked and destroying tongues
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this little creature was...
unprejudiced
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joint wickedness might...
desolate the world
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i am malicious because...
i am miserable
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if any being felt emotions of benevolence towards me...
i should return them a hundred and hundred fold
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creature of another sex...
but as hideous as myself
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one of the remotest of...
the Orkneys
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scene of my...
labours
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soil was...
barren
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inhabitants...
gaunt and scraggy limbs
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vegetables and bread...
when they indulged in such luxuries
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thatch had fallen in, walls were un...
plastered, door was off its hinges
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hardly thanked for the pittance of food and clothes which i gave...
so much does suffering blunt even the coarsest sensations of me
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race of...
devils
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you are my creator but...
i am your master - obey!
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i shall be with you...
on your wedding night
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destruction of the best hope and....
purest creature of earth
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her pale and distorted features...
half covered by her hair
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i found myself at the...
cemetery
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her furies possessed me...
as i concluded and rage choked my utterance
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in my sleep i saw...
my friend, my wife, and my beloved country
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haunted even in...
my waking hours
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satisfy my revenge...
in his death
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blood congeal with horror like that which...
even now curdles mine
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learn my miseries and...
do not seek to increase your own
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destitute of every hope of...
consolation
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his shattered...
spirit
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what a glorious creature he must have been in the days of his prosperity...
when he is thus noble and godlike in ruin
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i could not rank myself with the...
herd of common projectors
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like the archangel...
who aspired to eternal omnipotence, i am chained in an eternal hell
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surrounded by...
mountains of ice
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if we are lost...
my mad schemes are the cause
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still surrounded by mountains of ice...
still in imminent danger
108
immured...
in ice
109
was an honourable...
undertaking
110
my hopes are blasted...
by cowardice and indecision
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seek happiness in...
tranquility and avoid ambition
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uncouth and distorted...
in its proportions
113
never did i behold a vision...
as horrible as his face
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yet even that enemy of god and man...
had friends
115
but it is true that i...
am a wretch
116
i shall ascend...
my funeral pile
117
exult in the agony of the...
torturing flames