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“Then the appearance of death was distant, although the wish was ever present to my thoughts, and I often sat for hours motionless and speechless, wishing for some mighty revolution that might bury me and my destroyer in its ruins.”

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Book:Frankenstein

Source: Frankenstein

“We placed his remains under a cypress, the upright mountain being scooped out to receive them. And then Clara said, ‘If you wish me to live, take me from hence. There is something in this scene of transcendent beauty, in these trees, and hills and waves, that for ever whisper to me, leave thy cumbrous flesh, and make a part of us. I earnestly entreat you to take me away.”

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Book:The Last Man

Source: The Last Man

“Mary, la hija, pasó la infancia viendo su nombre escrito sobre ua tumba. Una madre desconocida - que llevaba su mismo nombre- había muerto al darla a luz, y eso la llevó a cavilar la vida entera sobre los misterios del naiemiento, y sobre la asombrosa proximidad que hay entre la vida y la muerte. Se sentía parida por la tumba, una tumba ella misma, y su nombre y su epitafio tallados sobre una piedra gris la persiguieron en la luz y en la sombra.”

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Book:El año del verano que nunca llegó

Source: El año del verano que nunca llegó

“Si la mentira se parece tanto a la verdad, ¿quién puede estar seguro de alcanzar alguna felicidad?”

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Book:Frankenstein Or the Modern Prometheus: Mary Shelley's Gothic Masterpiece: Unveiling the Romantic Tale of Victor Frankenstein and His Creation

Source: Frankenstein Or the Modern Prometheus: Mary Shelley's Gothic Masterpiece: Unveiling the Romantic Tale of Victor Frankenstein and His Creation