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NLMG a fence
keeping me from stepping into the field
NLMG a big lot
of sky
NLMG I lost
Ruth, then I lost Tommy
NLMG you might get
resentful - about my bedsit, my car
NLMG hands and
feet chopped off
NLMG ordering her to
look up at the woods
NLMG soldiers in World War Two
being kept in prison camps
NLMG waiting for the moment
when you realise you really are different
NLMG even the solitude,
I’ve grown to quite like
NLMG Marie-Claude has given
everything for you
NLMG in the same way someone
might be afraid of spiders
NLMG children demonstrably
superior…frightened people
NLMG they came to consider
how you were reared, whether you should have been brought into existence at all…it was too late
NLMG cabinet ministers,
bishops, all sorts of famous people coming to attend
NLMG poor creatures.
What did we do to you?
NLMG how can you ask
a world that has come to regard cancer as curable…to go back to the dark days
NLMG you were lucky
pawns
NLMG you were less
than human, so it didn’t matter
NLMG to prove you had
souls at all
NLMG rehearsing his
Shakespeare
NLMG strong personalities
in your group
NLMG your lives are
set out for you
NLMG Laura…looking
vacantly towards the motorway
NLMG a little girl…holding
to her breast the old kind world, one that she knew in her heart could no remain…pleading, never to let her go
NLMG there are people…who
dread the idea of your hand brushing against theirs
NLMG did someone
think we didn’t have souls
NLMG he carried on his work
in a remote part of Scotland, where…he thought he’d attract less attention
NLMG he’d taken his research much
further than anyone before him, far beyond legal boundaries
NLMG it might be just some trend
that came and went…but for us, it’s our life
FRANK. in my joy I
thrust my hand into the live embers
FRANK. Mr Kirwin had
shown me extreme kindness
FRANK. contrived a fan of
branches, which roused the embers
The monster has the same control of fire that humans are thought to be the only master of
FRANK. the children shrieked,
and one of the women fainted
FRANK. I saw the figure
of a man at a distance
FRANK. I bitterly
want a friend
FRANK. I ought to
be thy Adam
FRANK. I ardently wished
to extinguish the life which I had so thoughtlessly bestowed
FRANK. a new species would
bless me as its creator and source
FRANK. such as even
Dante could not have conceived
FRANK. breathless horror and
disgust filled my heart
FRANK. even you turned
from me in disgust
FRANK. I was benevolent and
good; misery made me a fiend
FRANK. I…saved her,
and dragged her to the shore
FRANK. his religion and wealth
rather than the crime…had been the cause of his condemnation
FRANK. I vowed eternal hatred
and vengeance to all mankind
FRANK. men appear to me
as monsters thirsting for each other’s blood
FRANK. torn by
remorse
FRANK. a crown of distinction
on her head
FRANK. how was I terrified
when I viewed myself in a transparent pool
FRANK. do your duty towards me,
and I will do mine towards you and the rest of mankind
FRANK. here were men
who…knew more
FRANK. they all
died to my hands
FRANK. if our impulses were confined
to hunger, thirst, and desire, we might be nearly free
FRANK. the world was to me
a secret, which I desired to discover
FRANK. my mother was dead,
but we had still duties which we ought to perform
FRANK. how dangerous is the
acquirement of knowledge
FRANK. do not waste
your time upon this; it is sad trash
FRANK. I believed that exercise
and amusement would then drive away incipient disease