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Chapter 29

The tale told: a friend found only to be lost

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  1. Walton's ship lies alone in the endless northern ice

    1 Walton's ship lies alone in the endless northern ice

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  2. In the lamplit cabin, the dying Frankenstein sits up in Walton's bunk with the notes on his knees.

    3 In the lamplit cabin, the dying Frankenstein sits up in Walton's bunk with the notes on his knees.

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  3. In the lamplit cabin, the dying guest speaks in his sleep and reaches into the empty air

    4 In the lamplit cabin, the dying guest speaks in his sleep and reaches into the empty air

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  4. Sitting up in the narrow bunk, wasted Frankenstein lifts his face and an open hand

    5 Sitting up in the narrow bunk, wasted Frankenstein lifts his face and an open hand

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  5. At the last words of his confession, Victor Frankenstein's eyes sink toward his hands.

    6 At the last words of his confession, Victor Frankenstein's eyes sink toward his hands.

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  6. Walton stops writing to Margaret by lamplight and looks back at the dim bunk

    7 Walton stops writing to Margaret by lamplight and looks back at the dim bunk

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  7. Calm in his bunk, Frankenstein says he must hunt down his creature and may then die

    8 Calm in his bunk, Frankenstein says he must hunt down his creature and may then die

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