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FRANKENSTEIN

Frankenstein written by Mary Shelley in order of appearance:

NOTE: Celebrity, reminiscences, immortalize, ostensible, eponymous, alienation

Author's introduction: Averse, appendage, fostered, galvanism, component, odious, quench, transient

Letter 1--- Letter IV: pp. 1-14 Celestial, conjecture, niche, assailed, endeavor, ardent, derive, fosterage, amassed, latitude, emaciated, trifling, countenance, inquisitiveness, daemon, quiver, converse, discernment, intonation, liniments, harrowing

Chapters I-IV; pp. 14-34 Indefatigable, abode, rankling, adversity, interment, benevolent, bestow, afflicted, disconsolate, penury, reverential, sublime, fervently, chimerical, tertiary, impediments, multifarious, relinquishing, grandeur, palpable, grappling, enticement, irksome, minutiae, obliterated, intricacies, ardour, transitory

Chapters V-VII; pp. 34-54 Delineate, vicar, chastise, vacillating, docile, diffident, perambulation, desolating, promontory, dirge, magistrate

Chapters VIII-XI; pp. 54-76 Adduced, obdurate, gnash, abhorrence, sublime, dissoluble, irrevocable, lament, debilitate, sustenance, conjecture

Chapters XI-XV; pp. 77-97Hovel, venerable, exhortation, mortification, dispel, asylum, tumultuous

Chapters XVI-XVIII; pp. 97-114 Tenement, spurn, succour, imprecate, precipice, dissipate, candour, allurements

Chapters XIX-XXII; pp. 114-136 Superscription, remissness, loiter, waft, buffet, augury, respite

Chapters XXII-end; pp. 136-166 Futility, conjure, exertion, reverie, obstinate, procure, incredulous, physiognomy, delirium, repose, adjuration, asseveration, irremediable