Chapter 28
The chase across the ice and the oath asked of Walton
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1 A poor hamlet huddles on a snowy shore beside the rugged frozen ocean
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2 On a moonlit night, the giant stands beside a sledge loaded with stolen winter food
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3 On the frozen shore of the last hamlet, Victor rises from his despair.
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4 A small loaded dog-sledge leaves the last hamlet for the endless Frozen Ocean
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5 From an ice mountain, the exhausted pursuer spots a dark sledge far off and cries out
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6 Spotting the fiend's sledge after three weeks of despair, Victor weeps aloud with hope
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7 Victor sees the fiend's sledge a mile ahead and whips his dogs on in desperate hope
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8 The ice cracks open with the force of an earthquake, just a mile short of the chase's end.
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9 Victor Frankenstein kneels with his worn-out dogs on a small, crumbling ice floe
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10 On a shrinking floe by his dead dogs, Victor stares in disbelief at a distant ship
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11 Too weak to carry on the hunt, the dying Victor Frankenstein rises from his bunk in Walton's cabin.
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