Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus

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Read by Mark F. Smith

English · 9h 12m

“Beware what you wish for – you may get it!”
These words may have been written for Victor Frankenstein, a proud young man of Switzerland who thought he had the elements of a chemical giant within himself. After some months of feverish work in isolation, he succeeded in creating and animating an actual giant, a homunculus.
Afraid to confront the being, Frankenstein left it to its own devices. Spurned in horror by every human it revealed itself to, beaten and wounded, what was it to do? It locked one thought within its grotesque brain: find its creator, and make him pay! - Summary by Mark Smith

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Introduction 16:04 Read by Mark F. Smith
Preface 4:43 Read by Mark F. Smith
Letter 1 8:55 Read by Mark F. Smith
Letter 2 9:40 Read by Mark F. Smith
Letter 3 2:47 Read by Mark F. Smith
Letter 4 18:51 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 1 13:02 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 2 16:05 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 3 19:11 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 4 18:05 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 5 16:27 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 6 19:17 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 7 25:17 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 8 21:49 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 9 16:17 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 10 17:28 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 11 19:55 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 12 14:39 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 13 14:52 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 14 12:42 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 15 22:43 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 16 21:53 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 17 13:07 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 18 19:55 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 19 17:56 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 20 23:55 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 21 24:25 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 22 23:59 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 23 17:48 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 24, Pt 1 29:29 Read by Mark F. Smith
Chapter 24, Pt 2 30:45 Read by Mark F. Smith