The Frankenstein Chronicles

After his discovery on the banks of the Thames, Inspector Marlott visits the house of artist and printmaker William Blake, who is on his deathbed. Later, Marlott confers with Nightingale, a local policeman who has been keeping watch on The Fortune of War, a public house where body snatchers are known to gather. The pair create a plan to capture a person of interest who may be able to aid them with their investigation.

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When she first came to me.

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of a man.

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- How do you know? - There was a set-to with the carter.

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Nothing wrong?

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And a month after that to Will Murray.

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- Scum like that. - Even maggots come in shapes and sizes.

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Strange.

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You know what Sir Robert's legislation entails?

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When it is the wealthy who are to profit.

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but please you must understand that Sir Robert is my employer.

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Where is he?

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but the prospect of a world without God.'

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If we saw something suspect, we'd be off down the beak and no error.

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We now have the opportunity to observe it functioning...

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In times of old,

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I will take this petition to the Home Secretary in person.

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May I read?

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- You're a runner? - Not exactly.

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Sir Bentley Warburton? A fellow parliamentarian?

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These are dangerous paths you are treading, Mr Marlott.

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How do you find a man without plan or motive?

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