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Speaker 1 (00:16):
We now present George Edward's in Frankenstein. A board the
good ship Voyager. Baron Frankenstein, is confined to his cabin,
recovering from the effects of hardship and exposure. During his convalescence,
(00:38):
he tells the story of his tragic experiences to Captain Walton,
the master of the Levels. The weather used to be
improving a little, Baron Frankenstone, for the one that it's
not snowy, perhaps before he's going to sacking soon. Then
(01:01):
you will have to take your vessel back to England,
and you will leave me here. We shall certainly not
leave you here, which you must. I cannot return to
civilization until I am sure that the monster of my
creation is dead. Let me please with you, Baron Frankenstein.
You were in the last stages of exhausts when you
came aboard the Dred, who we have lurst you back
(01:22):
to health and strength. Come back to England with us.
Forget about the monster. I feel sure that he has
perished out there in the brizzon, or if only I
could feel sure, tell me some more of your thoughts.
What happened after you had destroyed the companions you were
making for the monster. Did I not tell you that
the monster returned and threatened me? He swore that he
(01:44):
would see me again on the day that I returned
to my wife. Yes, I remember that, and did you
leave the island? Then? I arranged with my friend Ernest
Claval that we should leave the island a few days later,
And when the supply vessel called from member sent to
shoe Or to carry our effects to the ship. This
vessel was under the command of a door Scottish captain
(02:06):
called McDougal. He came ashore and spoke with as Klaval
and myself. We can put your shore of Sirhampton there
is as farther as wee are going this trip. Oh,
that will do nicely? Are you agreeable to that? Straval Or?
We must be agreeable? No other goods will come here
for a month where we must go on this one?
Tell me, Captain mcdouberg, is your vessel watched closely? But
(02:30):
what do you mean by that? Baron Frankenstein? Has anyone
else try to get aboard defensives? But certainly not. The
vessel has moved about a hundred jobs from the shore,
and only one boat came ashore. No one will get
into that boat. But you two passengers huh. Oh, I
am glad to hear that try did not know that
there was anyone else on the island. There is one
(02:51):
of the person on the island, but he must not
leave here. Who is he? Uh? That match is not
but he an enemy of mine? Uh? Eve, everything ready,
and or my briefcat has been left in the cottage.
I will only tend you for a moment, Captain. I
will go and get it myself. Very well, there, cuval,
and we will wait for you. I do not be
(03:12):
too long, and ste I want to get off the island.
That's soon as possible. Oh, I will only be a
few minime now, Captain m to wiz. I would like
you to give your crew instructions to see that no
one bar her the vowel and my sill attempts to
board this vessel. It is imperative that the monster should
(03:32):
remain here. Perhaps she will die of starvation. What mons
there is this which you speak? I'm kind of staying
a huge deformed creature, a murder, a burder on this island.
Do not worry your head, captain, as long as that
creature is not allowed to board your vessels. As long
as we keep a watchful eye, there is nothing to fear.
(03:54):
I am hopeful that I will never see or hear
of him again. Right, but what what does it mean? Course,
some of your men come quickly for me. Tell me
more about and Drankenstein. Had Ernstreval really been attacked? Together
with Captain McDougall, He hurried to the cottage. I flung
(04:17):
open the door and dashed in. And then a dreadful
sight make my eyes. On the floor in the park
corner lay the huddle body of burnt Cleval. I dashed
over to fim the sands. This is the monster's work,
o once, my friend. I I should've known. I should
have known when we see the man. Look at him,
(04:39):
Captain mcdougle, she gets dead, and look on those cruel bruises,
those marks on his throat. This is the monster's work.
He has carried out his promise. Though that I love,
I to be slain. This is my punishment. But who
is this rightful? Cri? Yes, they'll it me one of
(05:01):
my men to such friend. The island is all we
must find him there. We must find him. Arm your
mens with firearms. Tell him to shoot on shy. But
what does the creature look like a cruel, evil monster,
much bigger than an ordinary man, with long yellow fangs
that show between the lips. Some monster of hideous cruelty. Oh,
(05:22):
he must be found and slaying so easy. What is
his name? He has no name? I created him, You
created him. You created this monster, and thank you saying
it is the truth. Go, man, tell your men to
search for this monks to tell him to slay him.
Leave me here with my friend, Earn. Will you be
safe as tyban be shaved. Although I pray for death,
(05:44):
Go captain, I beg that you strive to find the
monster and slay him. I will gather my men at once,
will touch the island thoroughly. You had better return to
the vessel as soon as possible. Baron, thank you time.
I will see there, Oh, Earns, my friend, the truest
friend that man ever had had. I but heeded your advice,
(06:05):
you would have been alive to day. But I think,
are you set the rights of God? And so that's
sin I am paying deally. No, I have lost my friend.
I know that my wife is in danger. Oh, Mighty
Father in heaven, I know that I have seen. I
(06:26):
beg for thy forgiveness. I ask that I may live
to arrange those who have died because of my crime.
Speaker 2 (06:35):
Hey have thou my prayer. My mother.
Speaker 1 (06:40):
Well better than Frankenstein was the monster found on the island.
Captain McDougall and his men searched the island thoroughly, but
there was no place of them. He had not even
left it foot brings. Where he was hiding. I do
not know, because later on I joined in the search
and I could not find him. At last, heart broken
(07:04):
and weary, I left the island shaking with me the
body of my beloved friend perch to Ralph. The vessel
set sail and in you tie my lander at Southampton.
Then I made arrangements to go home, and at last
I arrived in Geneva once again. On arriving there, I
(07:24):
found my wife eagerly awaiting me. She greeted me happily.
Speaker 3 (07:28):
Sing, oh, my heart is almost bursting with joy to
see you again, not oh deed, mom, Oh my god, Elizabeth.
Speaker 1 (07:38):
I am so happy to feel my arms about you
once again. Literally look at you. Have you bully recovered
from your illness? Have you forgotten the nightmare and the
horrors of the park. I am well, Elizabeth, that is
not the crude victor you the brawnze.
Speaker 2 (07:54):
I'm very pain.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
I have had a long and tiring voyage, but I
will be better soon, So do you you there be?
Speaker 2 (08:01):
Then? Is he not come with you?
Speaker 1 (08:04):
Understand? It's not U returning? No to I left him
in the lane that he thinks you which he's long.
That is strange. He thought he would come back? Did you? Oh?
Do not? Christian me now and lived? I am tired,
But tell me of your sin? Have you been happy here? Oh?
How could I be happy if you were away from me?
(08:27):
But I looked forward to the day when you were returning.
Have you seen any king? You want?
Speaker 2 (08:35):
Not decide?
Speaker 1 (08:37):
I am living in hopes that he has series, that
he will.
Speaker 2 (08:40):
Live here on him again?
Speaker 1 (08:42):
Have there been any reports that he has been around
here in the lost few days? Oh? Did you think that?
Have you seen anything of him during your travels? I
saw him? What m he allow you? Oh? Do not
be body? He listened? I had so hot that the
horrible creature was dead. Oh you're looking so valued? Or
(09:05):
what does that? Gal? You must be guided by me, Elizabeth.
I beg that you will not leave the house unaccompanied
and stay by my side always, and whatever you do,
wherever you go, if you do leave my side, carry
(09:26):
this people with you. It's a plea good, Victor.
Speaker 2 (09:30):
What is it that you fear?
Speaker 1 (09:32):
What is it that I fear? Don't you know? I
fear that the monsters may return. I know that he
is not dead. But you know that he is not dead.
I told you thought I excuse him. But why should
you think that he will attack me? Oh? Please do
(09:53):
not question me now, Elizabeth, But do as I say.
Promise that you will not be alone for any length
of time. And if you hear anything which frightens you
from it and your word of honor, that you will
call for him back once. But do you think that
that will be nicis? Oh? He's necessary, and please always
(10:17):
carry the people with you. Do not hesitate to use
it if necessary. This is most alarming. I think you
would be pranked with me, Victor. Tell me why you
think the monster would attack me. He is a blood,
crazy and human creature. We must be honored God. We
must try to kill him before he does any further damage.
(10:41):
MM heard the damage? I say, committed another murder?
Speaker 2 (10:46):
Think you left me?
Speaker 1 (10:48):
Oh? Can we not talk of something else? Elizabeth, I
am so right, so terribly by the mere mention of
the monster applex me.
Speaker 3 (11:00):
And I thought that this holidays would help you till
it comes, and you would come.
Speaker 2 (11:05):
Back well and strong.
Speaker 1 (11:07):
But you be worse than ever. I have never think
you showed that you see real. I cannot help it. Oh,
but be of good heart, be little bit. While I
am here, I shall protect you. And if the monster comes,
I swear she shall die. Why should you think the
monster really come? Where is he threatened to come on
(11:30):
the day that you and I were reunited? But I
hope that he is on that lonely island in the Orchemist.
I do not think he can be here.
Speaker 2 (11:41):
Uh, beat the joy here time he I heard it.
Speaker 1 (11:52):
The Monster's laughed. He has returned over a little bit
I ever see received Baron Frankenstein, did you see anything
of the monster that day? I'm afraid I cannot tell
you anymore now, Captain, the telling of this story has
tired me. Please go and leave me in peace very well.
(12:17):
I will not what you have told me in the journal,
and I will return to you what you feel alread
We now present George Edward's in Frankenstein. A board the
good ship Voyager. Baron Frankenstein, is confined to his cabin,
recovering from the effects of hardship and exposure. During his convalescence,
(00:38):
he tells the story of his tragic experiences to Captain Walton,
the master of the Levels. The weather used to be
improving a little, Baron Frankenstone, for the one that it's
not snowy, perhaps before he's going to sacking soon. Then
(01:01):
you will have to take your vessel back to England,
and you will leave me here. We shall certainly not
leave you here, which you must. I cannot return to
civilization until I am sure that the monster of my
creation is dead. Let me please with you, Baron Frankenstein.
You were in the last stages of exhausts when you
came aboard the Dred, who we have lurst you back
(01:22):
to health and strength. Come back to England with us.
Forget about the monster. I feel sure that he has
perished out there in the brizzon, or if only I
could feel sure, tell me some more of your thoughts.
What happened after you had destroyed the companions you were
making for the monster. Did I not tell you that
the monster returned and threatened me? He swore that he
(01:44):
would see me again on the day that I returned
to my wife. Yes, I remember that, and did you
leave the island? Then? I arranged with my friend Ernest
Claval that we should leave the island a few days later,
And when the supply vessel called from member sent to
shoe Or to carry our effects to the ship. This
vessel was under the command of a door Scottish captain
(02:06):
called McDougal. He came ashore and spoke with as Klaval
and myself. We can put your shore of Sirhampton there
is as farther as wee are going this trip. Oh,
that will do nicely? Are you agreeable to that? Straval Or?
We must be agreeable? No other goods will come here
for a month where we must go on this one?
Tell me, Captain mcdouberg, is your vessel watched closely? But
(02:30):
what do you mean by that? Baron Frankenstein? Has anyone
else try to get aboard defensives? But certainly not. The
vessel has moved about a hundred jobs from the shore,
and only one boat came ashore. No one will get
into that boat. But you two passengers huh. Oh, I
am glad to hear that try did not know that
there was anyone else on the island. There is one
(02:51):
of the person on the island, but he must not
leave here. Who is he? Uh? That match is not
but he an enemy of mine? Uh? Eve, everything ready,
and or my briefcat has been left in the cottage.
I will only tend you for a moment, Captain. I
will go and get it myself. Very well, there, cuval,
and we will wait for you. I do not be
(03:12):
too long, and ste I want to get off the island.
That's soon as possible. Oh, I will only be a
few minime now, Captain m to wiz. I would like
you to give your crew instructions to see that no
one bar her the vowel and my sill attempts to
board this vessel. It is imperative that the monster should
(03:32):
remain here. Perhaps she will die of starvation. What mons
there is this which you speak? I'm kind of staying
a huge deformed creature, a murder, a burder on this island.
Do not worry your head, captain, as long as that
creature is not allowed to board your vessels. As long
as we keep a watchful eye, there is nothing to fear.
(03:54):
I am hopeful that I will never see or hear
of him again. Right, but what what does it mean? Course,
some of your men come quickly for me. Tell me
more about and Drankenstein. Had Ernstreval really been attacked? Together
with Captain McDougall, He hurried to the cottage. I flung
(04:17):
open the door and dashed in. And then a dreadful
sight make my eyes. On the floor in the park
corner lay the huddle body of burnt Cleval. I dashed
over to fim the sands. This is the monster's work,
o once, my friend. I I should've known. I should
have known when we see the man. Look at him,
(04:39):
Captain mcdougle, she gets dead, and look on those cruel bruises,
those marks on his throat. This is the monster's work.
He has carried out his promise. Though that I love,
I to be slain. This is my punishment. But who
is this rightful? Cri? Yes, they'll it me one of
(05:01):
my men to such friend. The island is all we
must find him there. We must find him. Arm your
mens with firearms. Tell him to shoot on shy. But
what does the creature look like a cruel, evil monster,
much bigger than an ordinary man, with long yellow fangs
that show between the lips. Some monster of hideous cruelty. Oh,
(05:22):
he must be found and slaying so easy. What is
his name? He has no name? I created him, You
created him. You created this monster, and thank you saying
it is the truth. Go, man, tell your men to
search for this monks to tell him to slay him.
Leave me here with my friend, Earn. Will you be
safe as tyban be shaved. Although I pray for death,
(05:44):
Go captain, I beg that you strive to find the
monster and slay him. I will gather my men at once,
will touch the island thoroughly. You had better return to
the vessel as soon as possible. Baron, thank you time.
I will see there, Oh, Earns, my friend, the truest
friend that man ever had had. I but heeded your advice,
(06:05):
you would have been alive to day. But I think,
are you set the rights of God? And so that's
sin I am paying deally. No, I have lost my friend.
I know that my wife is in danger. Oh, Mighty
Father in heaven, I know that I have seen. I
(06:26):
beg for thy forgiveness. I ask that I may live
to arrange those who have died because of my crime.
Speaker 2 (06:35):
Hey have thou my prayer. My mother.
Speaker 1 (06:40):
Well better than Frankenstein was the monster found on the island.
Captain McDougall and his men searched the island thoroughly, but
there was no place of them. He had not even
left it foot brings. Where he was hiding. I do
not know, because later on I joined in the search
and I could not find him. At last, heart broken
(07:04):
and weary, I left the island shaking with me the
body of my beloved friend perch to Ralph. The vessel
set sail and in you tie my lander at Southampton.
Then I made arrangements to go home, and at last
I arrived in Geneva once again. On arriving there, I
(07:24):
found my wife eagerly awaiting me. She greeted me happily.
Speaker 3 (07:28):
Sing, oh, my heart is almost bursting with joy to
see you again, not oh deed, mom, Oh my god, Elizabeth.
Speaker 1 (07:38):
I am so happy to feel my arms about you
once again. Literally look at you. Have you bully recovered
from your illness? Have you forgotten the nightmare and the
horrors of the park. I am well, Elizabeth, that is
not the crude victor you the brawnze.
Speaker 2 (07:54):
I'm very pain.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
I have had a long and tiring voyage, but I
will be better soon, So do you you there be?
Speaker 2 (08:01):
Then? Is he not come with you?
Speaker 1 (08:04):
Understand? It's not U returning? No to I left him
in the lane that he thinks you which he's long.
That is strange. He thought he would come back? Did you? Oh?
Do not? Christian me now and lived? I am tired,
But tell me of your sin? Have you been happy here? Oh?
How could I be happy if you were away from me?
(08:27):
But I looked forward to the day when you were returning.
Have you seen any king? You want?
Speaker 2 (08:35):
Not decide?
Speaker 1 (08:37):
I am living in hopes that he has series, that
he will.
Speaker 2 (08:40):
Live here on him again?
Speaker 1 (08:42):
Have there been any reports that he has been around
here in the lost few days? Oh? Did you think that?
Have you seen anything of him during your travels? I
saw him? What m he allow you? Oh? Do not
be body? He listened? I had so hot that the
horrible creature was dead. Oh you're looking so valued? Or
(09:05):
what does that? Gal? You must be guided by me, Elizabeth.
I beg that you will not leave the house unaccompanied
and stay by my side always, and whatever you do,
wherever you go, if you do leave my side, carry
(09:26):
this people with you. It's a plea good, Victor.
Speaker 2 (09:30):
What is it that you fear?
Speaker 1 (09:32):
What is it that I fear? Don't you know? I
fear that the monsters may return. I know that he
is not dead. But you know that he is not dead.
I told you thought I excuse him. But why should
you think that he will attack me? Oh? Please do
(09:53):
not question me now, Elizabeth, But do as I say.
Promise that you will not be alone for any length
of time. And if you hear anything which frightens you
from it and your word of honor, that you will
call for him back once. But do you think that
that will be nicis? Oh? He's necessary, and please always
(10:17):
carry the people with you. Do not hesitate to use
it if necessary. This is most alarming. I think you
would be pranked with me, Victor. Tell me why you
think the monster would attack me. He is a blood,
crazy and human creature. We must be honored God. We
must try to kill him before he does any further damage.
(10:41):
MM heard the damage? I say, committed another murder?
Speaker 2 (10:46):
Think you left me?
Speaker 1 (10:48):
Oh? Can we not talk of something else? Elizabeth, I
am so right, so terribly by the mere mention of
the monster applex me.
Speaker 3 (11:00):
And I thought that this holidays would help you till
it comes, and you would come.
Speaker 2 (11:05):
Back well and strong.
Speaker 1 (11:07):
But you be worse than ever. I have never think
you showed that you see real. I cannot help it. Oh,
but be of good heart, be little bit. While I
am here, I shall protect you. And if the monster comes,
I swear she shall die. Why should you think the
monster really come? Where is he threatened to come on
(11:30):
the day that you and I were reunited? But I
hope that he is on that lonely island in the Orchemist.
I do not think he can be here.
Speaker 2 (11:41):
Uh, beat the joy here time he I heard it.
Speaker 1 (11:52):
The Monster's laughed. He has returned over a little bit
I ever see received Baron Frankenstein, did you see anything
of the monster that day? I'm afraid I cannot tell
you anymore now, Captain, the telling of this story has
tired me. Please go and leave me in peace very well.
(12:17):
I will not what you have told me in the journal,
and I will return to you what you feel alread
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