Themes -- Doubling

• Themes -- Guilt
• Themes -- Naming

• Introduction 11 and note ("I see them still") [1831 only]
• Introduction 11 and note ("It was on a dreary night in November") [1831 only]
• Introduction 12 and note ("My hideous progeny") [1831 only]
• Letter 1.3 and note ("Day and night")
• Letter 1.4 and note ("Physical science")
• Letter 2.2 and note ("I am too ardent")
• Letter 4.5 and note ("Love him as a brother")
• Letter 4.6 and note ("The burning ardour of my soul") [1831 only]
• Letter 4.6 and note ("Do you share my madness") [1831 only]
• Letter 4.7 and note ("But half made up") [1831 only]
• 1.3.6 and note ("Their's")
• 1.4.2 and note ("The corpse of my dead mother")
• 1.4.3 and note ("Wretchedly")
• 1.4.6 and note ("I am at length free")
• 1.5.3 and note ("Even now she often reminds me of her")
• 1.6.7 and note ("This noble war in the sky")
• 1.6.8 and note ("A depraved wretch")
• 1.6.8 and note ("My own spirit")
• 1.7.5 and note ("Fangs of remorse")
• 1.7.9 and note ("I, the true murderer")
• 2.1.1 and note ("An evil spirit")
• 2.2.4 and note ("My rage was without bounds")
• 2.2.6 and note ("Abhorred devil")
• 2.2.6 and note ("You accuse me of murder")
• 2.2.6 and note ("Cursed (although I curse myself)")
• 2.2.6 and note ("You have made me wretched")
• 2.4.1 and note ("Resolved ... remain quietly in my hovel")
• 2.4.5 and note ("When I became fully convinced ... the monster that I am")
• 2.4.6 and note ("Good spirit")
• 2.4.7 and note ("The past was blotted from my memory")
• 2.5.3 and note ("I ardently desired to understand them")
• 2.5.6 and note ("Oh that I had forever remained ... heat")
• 2.7.2 and note ("The path of my departure was free")
• 2.7.4 and note ("Like Adam")
• 2.7.4 and note ("My form is a filthy type of your's")
• 2.7.5 and note ("Which would decide my fate")
• 2.7.6 and note ("The greater became my desire")
• 2.8.1 and note ("Cursed, cursed creator!")
• 2.8.1 and note ("Why ... so wantonly bestowed")
• 2.8.1 and note ("I, like the arch fiend, bore a hell within me")
• 2.8.4 and note ("A kind of insanity")
• 2.8.4 and note ("Burst all bounds")
• 2.8.7 and note ("Gnashing of teeth")
• 2.8.10 and note ("I am alone, and miserable")
• 2.9.1 and note ("I could no longer suppress the rage")
• 2.9.2 and note ("My arch-enemy, because my creator")
• 2.9.7 and note ("I had no right to claim their sympathies") [1831 only]
• 3.1.3 and note ("My slavery")
• 3.1.4 and note ("Imagination was dreadful")
• 3.1.4 and note ("During which I was the slave of my creature")
• 3.1.5 and note ("Miserable wretch")
• 3.2.1 and note ("The image of my former self")
• 3.3.3 and note ("I can make you so wretched")
• 3.3.4 and note ("Gnashed his teeth")
• 3.3.6 and note ("Wearing away his time fruitlessly") [1831 only]
• 3.3.9 and note ("That language"
• 3.4.2 and note ("The same boat")
• 3.4.3 and note ("The anguish of recognition")
• 3.4.4 and note ("I called myself the murderer")
• 3.4.4 and note ("Of what materials was I made")
• 3.4.4 and note ("In a prison")
• 3.4.5 and note ("Utter carelessness ... second")
• 3.4.6 and note ("My eyes ... death")
• 3.4.6 and note ("Miserably pent ... wretchedness")
• 3.4.11 and note ("The shadow of a human being") [1831 only]
• 3.5.1 and note ("They all died by my hands")
• 3.5.2 and note ("Sufficent for me was the consciousness of them")
• 3.5.2 and note ("I curbed the imperious voice of wretchedness")
• 3.5.7 and note ("New and dear objects of care will be born")
• 3.5.7 and note ("I would rather ... friendless outcast over the earth")
• 3.6.4 and note ("What remains of my hideous narration")
• 3.7.1 and note ("Voluntary thought")
• 3.7.1 and note ("It modelled my feelings")
• 3.7.1 and note ("A sum of money, together with a few jewels")
• 3.7.2 and note ("To destroy him I must drag out my weary existence")
• 3.7.2 and note ("My vow was heard, and that I was reserved for vengeance")
• 3.7.2 and note ("Miserable wretch")
• 3.7.3 and note ("Who feared that if I lost all trace I should despair and die")
• 3.7.5 and note ("Come on, my enemy; we have yet to wrestle for our lives")
• 3.7.5 and note ("Everlasting hatred")
• 3.7.5 and note ("My power is complete")
• 3.7.8 and note ("With what a burning gush")
• 3.7.9 and note ("Thrust your sword")
• Walton 4 and note ("So miserable a wretch")
• Walton 8 and note ("An eye so full of lofty design")
• Walton 10 and note ("Examining my past conduct")
• Walton 12 and note ("One vast hand was extended")
• Walton 12 and note ("The wildest rage of some uncontrollable passion")
• Walton 12 and note ("Generous and self-devoted being")
• Walton 13 and note ("It did not endure the violence of the change without torture")
• Walton 14 and note ("I was the slave, not the master")
• Walton 14 and note ("I had no choice but to adapt my nature")
• Walton 14 and note ("You throw a torch")
• Walton 15 and note ("I seek not a fellow-feeling in my misery")
• Walton 15 and note ("The love of virtue")
• Walton 15 and note ("Satisfied that abhorrence and opprobrium should load my memory")
• Walton 17 and note ("My agony was still superior to thine")