Themes -- Truth

• Letter 4.2 and note ("This apparition ... so distant")
• Letter 4.2 and note ("He was not ... a savage inhabitant")
• Letter 4.3 and note ("Astonishment")
• Letter 4.6 and note ("Frankly")
• Letter 4.6 and note ("Unparalleled eloquence")
• Letter 4.6 and note ("I have communicated to him without disguise") [1831 only]
• Letter 4.6 and note ("Do you share my madness") [1831 only]
• Letter 4.8 and note ("My tale conveys in its series internal evidence")
• 1.1.3 and note ("A sense of justice") [1831 only]
• 1.1.6 and note ("My temper was sometimes violent, and my passions vehement") [1831 only]
• 1.1.7 and note ("To pursue my studies alone")
• 1.2.7 and note ("I expressed myself in measured terms") [1831 only]
• 1.3.4 and note ("I see by your eagerness")
• 1.3.4 and note ("Vision of a madman")
• 1.3.8 and note ("Blame")
• 1.3.8 and note ("Most interesting part of my tale")
• 1.5.1 and note ("You will confirm")
• 1.6.6 and note ("I fear, my friend")
• 1.6.11 and note ("A strange tale")
• 1.6.12 and note ("Every one else believes in her guilt")
• 1.6.12 and note ("A sense of justice")
• 1.7.1 and note ("Ravings of a madman")
• 1.7.2 and note ("A plain and simple explanation of the facts")
• 1.7.5 and note ("Confessed her guilt ")
• 1.7.7 and note ("I subscribed to a lie")
• 2.1.3 and note ("When falsehood can look so like the truth")
• 2.2.4 and note ("The wretched")
• 2.2.7 and note ("He thus began his tale")
• 2.5.1 and note ("The more moving part of my story")
• 2.6.3 and note ("They will prove the truth of my tale")
• 2.7.2 and note ("What ... destination?")
• 2.7.4 and note ("Your journal")
• 2.7.4 and note ("A true history")
• 2.9.7 and note ("Dante's iron ... hypocrites")
• 3.1.2 and note ("Candour")
• 3.1.3 and note ("Concealing the true reasons")
• 3.1.8 and note ("I will proceed with my tale")
• Walton 1 and note ("Appearance of the simplest truth")
• Walton 2 and note ("Corrected and augmented")
• Walton 2 and note ("Offspring of solitude and delirium")
• Walton 2 and note ("Almost as imposing and interesting as truth")
• Walton 2 and note ("Endeavours to move the passions")
• Walton 10 and note ("Examining my past conduct")
• Walton 10 and note ("Greater claims to my attention")
• Walton 10 and note ("Actuated by selfish and vicious motives")
• Walton 11 and note ("I may still be misled by passion")