Frankenstein, Mary Shelley (1818)
Source: www.gutenberg.org/files/84/84-h/84-h.htm Chapter 4 From this day natural philosophy, and particularly chemistry, in the most comprehensive sense of the term, became nearly my sole occupation. I read with …
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- 1. Welcome to the City
- 1.1 famous travellers
- 1.2 why am I entering the city?
- 1.3 walking around
- 1.4 meeting friends
- 1.5 making some money
- 1.6 what to eat?
- 1.7 hanging around
- 1.8 get angry
- 2. We are the world
- 2.1 knowing everything
- 2.1.1 all the statistics
- 2.1.2 all the maps
- 2.1.3 all the diagrams
- 2.1.4. all the sensors
- 2.1.5 all the simulations
- 2.2 Being empathetic
- 2.3 Being Engaged
- 2.5 Being Safe
- 4. Parade of Masterpieces
- 5. Genre
- 5.1. Athena
- 5.2. Centaur
- 5.2.1. Art
- 5.2.2. Articles
- 5.2.3. Impersonation
- 5.4. Hera
- 5.5. Hermes
- 5.5.1. Art
- 5.5.2. Articles
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