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Letter 1-Letter 2


Letter 1: The beginning to the book is really an extended prologue told from the perspective of a man writing letters to his sister.  Apparently the man is about to embark on a journey to the Arctic Circle via a ship of some kind.  He explains to his sister, Mrs. Margaret Saville, that it has been a life-long dream of his to travel to the North Pole and explore the uninhabited regions of the Arctic.  He plans to rent a vessel and hire some sailors, and then to finally shove off in June.  The letter concludes with his signature: R. Walton.

Letter 2: In his second letter, dated a few months later, Walton explains that he's found a ship and the sailors for it, but doesn't have anyone as a friend-someone to share his joy and passion for life.  He complains a bit about other such matters for a while, then signs the letter: Robert Walton.

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