DRAC CRAM

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“leaving the West

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and entering the East”

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“very

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picturesque”

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“the Count meant to scatter

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these ghastly refuges of his over London”

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“What an awful thing if that man,

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that monster, be really in London!”

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“crossed

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themselves

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“very, very

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superstitious”

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“all the evil things in the world

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will have full sway”

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“courteous

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pity”

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“cowered back… further and further he cowered,

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as we, lifting our crucifixes, advanced”

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“a very marked

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physiognomy”

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“peculiarly

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arched nostrils”

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“lofty domed

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forehead”

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“filthy

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leech”

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“the sight seemed

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to paralyse me”

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“There was undoubtedly something long and black

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bending over the half reclining white figure”

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“blazing red

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with passion”

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“giant’s

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power”

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“fierce

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sweep”

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“in some faculties of the mind…

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only a child”

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“whole body crumbled

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into dust and passed from our sight”

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“There seems to be

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some doom over this ship”

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“undeveloped

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homicidal maniac”

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“He has eaten his birds…

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and ate them raw”

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“I shall be patient, Master.

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It is coming - coming - coming!”

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“a sort of index

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to the coming and going of the Count”

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“lying on the floor on his left side in a glittering pool of blood [...]

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as though beaten against the floor”

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“stand forth as

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simple fact”

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“Mem., get recipe

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for Mina”

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“I must put down

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every detail in order”

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“I doubt; I fear; I think strange things,

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which I dare not confess to my own soul”

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“A sort of wild

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feeling came over me”

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“Wreck of

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himself”

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"gave way to

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a regular fit of hysterics”

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“how well the man reasoned;

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lunatics always do within their own scope”

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“I must have

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fallen asleep”

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"deliberate

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voluptuousness

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"both thrilling

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and repulsive"

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“I felt in my heart

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a wicked, burning desire”

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“Lucy with four men's

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blood in her poor veins”

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"longer

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and sharper"

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"pale

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gums"

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"death had given her back

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a part of her beauty"

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“the feet you love

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must walk in paths of flame”

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“sweetness turned to adamantine,

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heartless cruelty, and the purity to voluptuous wantoness”

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“She flung to the ground,

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callous as a devil, the child”

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“I cannot but

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feel uneasy”

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“driving deeper and deeper

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the mercy-bearing stake”

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“The thing

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in the coffin writhed”

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"our

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great quest" (Seward)

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"Oh, you so

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clever woman!"

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"too great a strain

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for a woman to bear" (Harker)

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“Unclean! Unclean!

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Even the Almighty shuns my polluted flesh!”

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“I want you

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to hypnotise me”

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"lapping

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water"

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“Our man-

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brains”

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“Firstly…

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Secondly”

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“To rid this earth

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of this terrible monster”

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“the sweep and flash

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of Jonathan’s great knife”

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“We could distinguish

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clearly”

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“the bowie knife

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plunged into the heart”

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“Made a careful

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examination of the patent”

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“No quiver

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from Van Helsing’s iron nerves”

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“He is a philosopher

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and a metaphysician”

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“I shall have to invent a new classification for him,

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and call him a zoophagous maniac”

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“Keep your knowledge in its place where it may rest -

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where it may gather its kind around it and breed”

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“Surely there must be some rational explanation

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of all these mysterious things” (Seward)

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“The horror overcame me,

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and I sank down unconscious”

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"anger

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mastered me"

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“a livid white face

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bending over me out of the mist”

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“A dark mass spread over the grass,

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coming in the shape of a flame of fire”

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“Religious mania that

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had seized [Renfield]”

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“The powers of the

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devils against us!”

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“We are in the

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hands of God!” (Harker)

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“soft,

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voluptuous voice”

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“forcing her face down

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on his bosom”

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“Poor Jonathan” might

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“fret his heart out”

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“one of those lessons that

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we poor women have to learn”

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“I should not be drawn

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further into this awful work”

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“Why can’t they just

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let a girl marry three men?”