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December 11, 17- Dear Elizabeth, It has been so long since I range wrote to you. I have been at the worst of my health for kind of an some time. Clerval must have mentioned this in his earlier letters. I am recovering and feeling better now. Clerval has indeed been a loyal friend to me during my long illness. He stood by me and took charge of me. I am in truth welcome to him that because of him, I am recovering very quickly now. I indeed muddled all of you during my long illness and felt very lonely(prenominal) at times. Clerval even took care of this and made me feel comfortable. I get by that you and render must be very doctor about my health and I promise that I entrust take care of myself. I regret very too much that I did not write whatsoever letter to you or fuss since I have arrived in Ingolstadt. I am indeed very much concerned about fathers health and I am planning to describe geneva soon afterwardswards I recover completely. I am very much gla d to know that William has gravid up to be a very promising male child now. Yes, I indeed remember our maid Justine. Poor Justine! She has suffered very much because of her mothers ill treatment to her after M. Moritzs death.

I hope that god does not bedevil believe such a miserable life to any creation on earth. I am glad to know that she is doing well(p) now. I am very anxious to visit geneva and regard you all. My university is treating me well and my studies are fine as well. I cannot express that how much I regret not piece of music to my family. Lastly, my lovely Elizabeth, I ask you about your heal th. How are you? I hope you are well. Your l! etters have been a capacious connection between me and my family and I am very welcome to you. Convey my regards to respected father, young William and lovely Justine. Hope to get hold you soon and take care. Yours sincerely, V. FrankensteinIf you want to get a rife essay, order it on our website: OrderCustomPaper.com

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