Chapter 22
From London to the Orkney laboratory
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1 Grey London under winter coal smoke, seen from the Thames: wharves, masts and St. Paul's
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2 Victor stands apart at the grey window of a London philosopher's study.
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3 A trembling hand hangs over the first wrapped materials for the new creation
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4 At Oxford, Victor rests his hand on a lightning-split willow above the Isis
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5 At Hampden's tomb, Victor briefly straightens toward a shaft of sun through the clouds
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6 On a lakeside path in Cumberland, Clerval walks on cheerfully toward the bright water.
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7 In a parlour in Perth, Clerval reaches out to Victor and asks him to come back soon
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8 Victor's chosen Orkney island: a bare rock ringed by surf in miles of cold grey sea
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9 In the Orkney hut, Victor keeps his hands on the covered form and turns away in disgust
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10 Alone in his stone laboratory on the Orkney rock, Victor sits bowed beside the covered work.
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11 Late at night on Orkney, Victor bends over the shrouded form of his second creation
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12 At night in the Orkney hut, Victor bends over his half-finished work.
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