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Frankenstein

by Mary Shelley · 32 parts · about 6 hours 28 minutes of reading

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A young scientist builds a living creature and then abandons it, with terrible results for everyone he loves. Mary Shelley dreamed up this gothic landmark as a teenager, and it has never stopped haunting its readers.

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Contents

Introduction11 min · audioPreface3 minDedication1 minEpigraph1 minLetter I6 min · audioLetter II7 min · audioLetter III2 min · audioLetter IV14 min · audioChapter I9 min · audioChapter II11 min · audioChapter III13 min · audioChapter IV13 min · audioChapter V12 min · audioChapter VI14 min · audioChapter VII18 min · audioChapter VIII15 min · audioChapter IX11 min · audioChapter X12 min · audioChapter XI15 min · audioChapter XII10 min · audioChapter XIII10 min · audioChapter XIV9 min · audioChapter XV15 min · audioChapter XVI16 min · audioChapter XVII10 min · audioChapter XVIII14 min · audioChapter XIX13 min · audioChapter XX18 min · audioChapter XXI19 min · audioChapter XXII17 min · audioChapter XXIII13 min · audioChapter XXIV41 min · audio

Source: Standard Ebooks. Published 1818 (1831 revised edition). Author died 1851. Public domain worldwide. Share this book: WhatsApp

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