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English, 11.06.2021 18:50 historyfanboy101

Excerpt from frankenstein by mary shelly Place the paraphrases in the correct logical order to a summary. The narrator says he is afraid to go but is
excited at the same time.
The narrator shares that it is hard work,
but he loves the adventure of the seas.
He shares that it will be dangerous, but he
is attracted to the mystery of it all.
The narrator explains that he cannot fully
describe how he is feeling.
He will travel to new, unknown areas like
an old seaman does.

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