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NLMG a fence

keeping me from stepping into the field

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NLMG a big lot

of sky

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NLMG I lost

Ruth, then I lost Tommy

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NLMG you might get

resentful - about my bedsit, my car

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NLMG hands and

feet chopped off

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NLMG ordering her to

look up at the woods

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NLMG soldiers in World War Two

being kept in prison camps

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NLMG waiting for the moment

when you realise you really are different

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NLMG even the solitude,

I’ve grown to quite like

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NLMG Marie-Claude has given

everything for you

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NLMG in the same way someone

might be afraid of spiders

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NLMG children demonstrably

superior…frightened people

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NLMG they came to consider

how you were reared, whether you should have been brought into existence at all…it was too late

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NLMG cabinet ministers,

bishops, all sorts of famous people coming to attend

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NLMG poor creatures.

What did we do to you?

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NLMG how can you ask

a world that has come to regard cancer as curable…to go back to the dark days

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NLMG you were lucky

pawns

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NLMG you were less

than human, so it didn’t matter

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NLMG to prove you had

souls at all

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NLMG rehearsing his

Shakespeare

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NLMG strong personalities

in your group

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NLMG your lives are

set out for you

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NLMG Laura…looking

vacantly towards the motorway

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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

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NLMG there are people…who

dread the idea of your hand brushing against theirs

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NLMG did someone

think we didn’t have souls

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NLMG he carried on his work

in a remote part of Scotland, where…he thought he’d attract less attention

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NLMG he’d taken his research much

further than anyone before him, far beyond legal boundaries

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NLMG it might be just some trend

that came and went…but for us, it’s our life

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FRANK. in my joy I

thrust my hand into the live embers

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FRANK. Mr Kirwin had

shown me extreme kindness

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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

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FRANK. the children shrieked,

and one of the women fainted

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FRANK. I saw the figure

of a man at a distance

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FRANK. I bitterly

want a friend

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FRANK. I ought to

be thy Adam

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FRANK. I ardently wished

to extinguish the life which I had so thoughtlessly bestowed

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FRANK. a new species would

bless me as its creator and source

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FRANK. such as even

Dante could not have conceived

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FRANK. breathless horror and

disgust filled my heart

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FRANK. even you turned

from me in disgust

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FRANK. I was benevolent and

good; misery made me a fiend

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FRANK. I…saved her,

and dragged her to the shore

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FRANK. his religion and wealth

rather than the crime…had been the cause of his condemnation

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FRANK. I vowed eternal hatred

and vengeance to all mankind

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FRANK. men appear to me

as monsters thirsting for each other’s blood

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FRANK. torn by

remorse

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FRANK. a crown of distinction

on her head

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FRANK. how was I terrified

when I viewed myself in a transparent pool

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FRANK. do your duty towards me,

and I will do mine towards you and the rest of mankind

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FRANK. here were men

who…knew more

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FRANK. they all

died to my hands

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FRANK. if our impulses were confined

to hunger, thirst, and desire, we might be nearly free

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FRANK. the world was to me

a secret, which I desired to discover

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FRANK. my mother was dead,

but we had still duties which we ought to perform

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FRANK. how dangerous is the

acquirement of knowledge

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FRANK. do not waste

your time upon this; it is sad trash

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FRANK. I believed that exercise

and amusement would then drive away incipient disease