6CHAPTER III.
230CHAPTER CLXXII.
7CHAPTER IV.
231CHAPTER CLXXIII.
8CHAPTER V.
232CHAPTER CLXXIV.
9CHAPTER VI.
233CHAPTER CLXXV.
10CHAPTER VII.
234CHAPTER CLXXVI.
11CHAPTER VIII.
235CHAPTER CLXXVII.
12CHAPTER IX.
236CHAPTER CLXXVIII.
13CHAPTER X.
237CHAPTER CLXXIX.
14CHAPTER XI.
238CHAPTER CLXXX.
15CHAPTER XII.
239CHAPTER CLXXXI.
16CHAPTER XIII.
240CHAPTER CLXXXII.
17CHAPTER XIV.
241CHAPTER CLXXXIII.
18CHAPTER XV.
242CHAPTER CLXXXIV.
19CHAPTER XVI.
243CHAPTER CLXXXV.
20CHAPTER XVII.
244CHAPTER CLXXXVI.
21CHAPTER XVIII.
245CHAPTER CLXXXVII.
22CHAPTER XIX.
246CHAPTER CLXXXVIII.
23CHAPTER XX.
247CHAPTER CLXXXIX.
24CHAPTER XXI.
248CHAPTER CXC.
25CHAPTER XXII.
249CHAPTER CXCI.
26CHAPTER XXIII.
250CHAPTER CXCII.
27CHAPTER XXIV.
251CHAPTER CXCIII.
28CHAPTER XXV.
252CHAPTER CXCIV.
29CHAPTER XXVI.
253CHAPTER CXCV.
30CHAPTER XXVII.
254CHAPTER CXCVI.
31Dracula's Guest (Bram Stoker)
255CHAPTER CXCVII.
32Clarimonde (Théophile Gautier)
256CHAPTER CXCVIII.
33PROLOGUE
257CHAPTER CXCIX.
34CHAPTER 1. AN EARLY FRIGHT
258CHAPTER CC.
35CHAPTER 2. A GUEST
259CHAPTER CCI.
36CHAPTER 3. WE COMPARE NOTES
260CHAPTER CCII.
37CHAPTER 4. HER HABITS — A SAUNTER
261CHAPTER CCIII.
38CHAPTER 5. A WONDERFUL LIKENESS
262CHAPTER CCIV.
39CHAPTER 6. A VERY STRANGE AGONY
263CHAPTER CCV.
40CHAPTER 7. DESCENDING
264CHAPTER CCVI.
41CHAPTER 8. SEARCH
265CHAPTER CCVII.
42CHAPTER 9. THE DOCTOR
266CHAPTER CCVIII.
43CHAPTER 10. BEREAVED
267CHAPTER CCIX.
44CHAPTER 11. THE STORY
268CHAPTER CCX.
45CHAPTER 12. A PETITION
269CHAPTER CCXI.
46CHAPTER 13. THE WOODMAN
270CHAPTER CCXII.
47CHAPTER 14. THE MEETING
271CHAPTER CCXIII.
48CHAPTER 15. ORDEAL AND EXECUTION
272CHAPTER CCXIV.
49CONCLUSION
273CHAPTER CCXV.
50PREFACE
274CHAPTER CCXVI.
51PREFACE TO THE FIRST (1870) EDITION.
275CHAPTER CCXVII.
52INTRODUCTION
276CHAPTER CCXVIII.
53THE VAMPIRE’S FIRST STORY —In which a man deceives a woman.
277CHAPTER CCXIX.
54THE VAMPIRE’S SECOND STORY —Of the Relative Villany of Men and Women.
278CHAPTER CCXX.
55THE VAMPIRE’S THIRD STORY —Of a High-minded Family.
279CHAPTER CCXXI.
56THE VAMPIRE’S FOURTH STORY —Of A Woman Who Told The Truth.
280CHAPTER CCXXII.
57THE VAMPIRE’S FIFTH STORY —Of the Thief Who Laughed and Wept.
281CHAPTER CCXXIII.
58THE VAMPIRE’S SIXTH STORY —In Which Three Men Dispute about a Woman.
282CHAPTER CCXXIV.
59THE VAMPIRE’S SEVENTH STORY —Showing the Exceeding Folly of Many Wise Fools.
283CHAPTER CCXXV.
60THE VAMPIRE’S EIGHTH STORY —Of the Use and Misuse of Magic Pills.
284CHAPTER CCXXVI.
61THE VAMPIRE’S NINTH STORY —Showing That a Man’s Wife Belongs Not to His Body but to His Head.
285CHAPTER CCXXVII.
62THE VAMPIRE’S TENTH STORY [168] —Of the Marvellous Delicacy of Three Queens.
286CHAPTER CCXXVIII.
63THE VAMPIRE’S ELEVENTH STORY —Which Puzzles Raja Vikram.
287CHAPTER CCXXIX.
64CONCLUSION.
288CHAPTER CCXXX.
65PREFACE
289CHAPTER CCXXXI.
66CHAPTER I.
290CHAPTER CCXXXII.
67CHAPTER II.
291CHAPTER CCXXXIII.
68CHAPTER III.
292CHAPTER CCXXXIV.
69CHAPTER IV.
293CHAPTER CCXXXV.
70CHAPTER V.
294CHAPTER CCXXXVI.
71CHAPTER VI.
295CHAPTER CCXXXVII.
72CHAPTER VII.
296The Vampire of Croglin Grange (Augustus Hare)
73CHAPTER VIII.
297The Vampire Maid (Hume Nisbet)
74CHAPTER IX.
298The Room in the Tower (E. F. Benson)
75CHAPTER X.
299Mrs.Amworth (E. F. Benson)
76CHAPTER XI.
300PREFACE
77CHAPTER XII.
301CHAPTER I INTRODUCTORY
78CHAPTER XIII.
302CHAPTER II EXCOMMUNICATION AND ITS POWER
79CHAPTER XIV.
303CHAPTER III THE VAMPIRE IN BABYLONIA, ASSYRIA, AND GREECE
80CHAPTER XV.
304CHAPTER IV VAMPIRISM IN GREAT AND GREATER BRITAIN
81CHAPTER XVI.
305CHAPTER V VAMPIRISM IN GERMANY AND SURROUNDING COUNTRIES
82CHAPTER XVII.
306CHAPTER VI VAMPIRISM IN HUNGARY, BAVARIA, AND SILESIA
83CHAPTER XVIII.
307CHAPTER VII VAMPIRISM IN SERVIA AND BULGARIA
84CHAPTER XIX.
308CHAPTER VIII VAMPIRE BELIEF IN RUSSIA
85CHAPTER XX.
309CHAPTER IX MISCELLANEA
86CHAPTER XXI.
310CHAPTER X LIVING VAMPIRES
87CHAPTER XXII.
311CHAPTER XI THE VAMPIRE IN LITERATURE
88CHAPTER XXIII.
312CHAPTER XII FACT OR FICTION?
89CHAPTER XXIV.
313Werewolves
90CHAPTER XXV.
314The Lay of the Were-Wolf (Marie de France)
91CHAPTER XXVI.
315INTRODUCTION
92CHAPTER XXVII.
316INTRODUCTION WHO MOCQUET WAS, AND HOW THIS TALE BECAME KNOWN TO THE NARRATOR
93CHAPTER XXVIII.
317CHAPTER I THE GRAND MASTER OF HIS HIGHNESS’ WOLF HOUNDS
94CHAPTER XXIX.
318CHAPTER II THE SEIGNEUR JEAN AND THE SABOT-MAKER
95CHAPTER XXX.
319CHAPTER III AGNELETTE
96CHAPTER XXXI.
320CHAPTER IV THE BLACK WOLF
97CHAPTER XXXII.
321CHAPTER V THE PACT WITH SATAN
98CHAPTER XXXIII.
322CHAPTER VI THE BEDEVILLED HAIR
99CHAPTER XXXIV.
323CHAPTER VII THE BOY AT THE MILL
100CHAPTER XXXV.
324CHAPTER VIII THIBAULT’S WHISHES
101CHAPTER XXXVI.
325CHAPTER IX THE WOLF-LEADER
102CHAPTER XXXVII.
326CHAPTER X MAITRE MAGLOIRE
103CHAPTER XXXVIII.
327CHAPTER XI DAVID AND GOLIATH.
104CHAPTER XXXIX.
328CHAPTER XII WOLVES IN THE SHEEP FOLD
105CHAPTER XL.
329CHAPTER XIII WHERE IT IS DEMONSTRATED THAT A WOMAN NEVER SPEAKS MORE ELOQUENTLY THAN WHEN SHE HOLDS HER TONGUE.
106CHAPTER XLIV.
330CHAPTER XIV A VILLAGE WEDDING
107CHAPTER XLV.
331CHAPTER XV THE LORD OF VAUPARFOND
108CHAPTER XLVI.
332CHAPTER XVI MY LADY’S LADY
109CHAPTER XLVII.
333CHAPTER XVII THE BARON DE MONT-GOBERT
110CHAPTER XLVIII.
334CHAPTER XVIII DEATH AND RESURRECTION
111CHAPTER XLIX.
335CHAPTER XIX THE DEAD AND THE LIVING
112CHAPTER L.
336CHAPTER XX TRUE TO TRYST
113CHAPTER LI.
337CHAPTER XXI THE GENIUS OF EVIL
114CHAPTER LII.
338CHAPTER XXII THIBAULT’S LAST WISH
115CHAPTER LIII.
339CHAPTER XXIII THE ANNIVERSARY
116CHAPTER LIV.
340PROLOGUE
117CHAPTER LV.
341CHAPTER I. The Death-Bed—The Oath—The Last Injunctions.
118CHAPTER LVI.
342CHAPTER II. Nisida—The Mysterious Closet.
119CHAPTER LVII.
343CHAPTER III. The Manuscript—Flora Francatelli.
120CHAPTER LVIII.
344CHAPTER IV. The Funeral—The Interruption Of The Ceremony.
121CHAPTER LIX.
345CHAPTER V. The Reading Of The Will.
122CHAPTER LX.
346CHAPTER VI. The Pictures—Agnes And The Unknown—Mystery.
123CHAPTER LXI.
347CHAPTER VII. Revelations.
124CHAPTER LXII.
348CHAPTER VIII. The History Of Agnes.
125CHAPTER LXIII.
349CHAPTER IX. Conclusion Of The History Of Agnes.
126CHAPTER LXIV.
350CHAPTER X. Francisco, Wagner And Nisida.
127CHAPTER LXVI.
351CHAPTER XI. Nisida And Wagner—Francisco And Flora—The Approach Of Sunset.
128CHAPTER LXVII.
352CHAPTER XII. The Wehr-Wolf.
129CHAPTER LXVIII.
353CHAPTER XIII. Nisida’s Emotions—The Disguise—The Plot.
130CHAPTER LXIX.
354CHAPTER XIV. The Last Meeting Of Agnes And The Stranger Lady.
131CHAPTER LXX.
355CHAPTER XV. The Sbirri—The Arrest.
132CHAPTER LXXI.
356CHAPTER XVI. Nisida And The Carmelite Abbess.
133CHAPTER LXXII.
357CHAPTER XVII. Wagner In Prison—A Visitor.
134CHAPTER LXXIII.
358CHAPTER XVIII. Flora Francatelli—The Three Nuns—The Chair.
135CHAPTER LXXIV.
359CHAPTER XIX. The Descent—The Chamber Of Penitence.
136CHAPTER LXXV.
360CHAPTER XX. Francisco And Nisida—Dr. Duras And The Letter.
137CHAPTER LXXVI.
361CHAPTER XXI. The Suburb Of Alla Croce—The Jew—The Robber Chief’s Love.
138CHAPTER LXXVII.
362CHAPTER XXII. The Countess Of Arestino.
139CHAPTER LXXVIII.
363CHAPTER XXIII. The Love Of Woman—Giulia And Her Lover.
140CHAPTER LXXIX.
364CHAPTER XXIV. The Injured Husband—The Guilty Wife—And The Insolent Lover.
141CHAPTER LXXX.
365CHAPTER XXV. The Marquis Of Orsini.
142CHAPTER LXXXI.
366CHAPTER XXVI. A Combat—The Despised And Persecuted Israelite.
143CHAPTER LXXXII.
367CHAPTER XXVII. Stephano And The Marquis—The Stronghold Of The Banditti.
144CHAPTER LXXXIII.
368CHAPTER XXVIII. A Fearful Accusation.
145CHAPTER LXXXIV.
369CHAPTER XXIX. The Visit Of The Banditti To The Riverola Palace.
146CHAPTER LXXXV.
370CHAPTER XXX. Flora’s Captivity—A Companion—The Living Tomb.
147CHAPTER LXXXVI.
371CHAPTER XXXI. The Banditti.
148CHAPTER LXXXVII.
372CHAPTER XXXII. The Mystery Of The Chair—The Catastrophe.
149CHAPTER LXXXVIII.
373CHAPTER XXXIII. Lomellino’s Escape—Stephano’s Intentions.
150CHAPTER LXXXIX.
374CHAPTER XXXIV. The Abduction.
151CHAPTER XC.
375CHAPTER XXXV. Wagner And The Tempter—Phantasmagoria.
152CHAPTER XCI.
376CHAPTER XXXVI. The Trial Of Fernand Wagner.
153CHAPTER XCII.
377CHAPTER XXXVII. The Shipwreck.
154CHAPTER XCIII.
378CHAPTER XXXVIII. The Island In The Mediterranean Sea.
155CHAPTER XCIV.
379CHAPTER XXXIX. The Wehr-Wolf.
156CHAPTER XCV.
380CHAPTER XL. Wagner In Search Of Nisida.
157CHAPTER XCVI.
381CHAPTER XLI. The Island Queen.
158CHAPTER XCVII.
382CHAPTER XLII. The Temptation—The Anaconda.
159CHAPTER XCVIII.
383CHAPTER XLIII. Nisida And Wagner.
160CHAPTER XCIX.
384CHAPTER XLIV. Alessandro Francatelli.
161CHAPTER C.
385CHAPTER XLV. The Lady Of Constantinople.
162CHAPTER CI.
386CHAPTER XLVI. The Apostate Ibrahim.
163CHAPTER CII.
387CHAPTER XLVII. The Siege Of Rhodes.
164CHAPTER CIII.
388CHAPTER XLVIII. The Prisoner.
165CHAPTER CIV.
389CHAPTER XLIX. The New Grand Vizier.
166CHAPTER CV.
390CHAPTER L. The Count Of Arestino—The Plot Thickens.
167CHAPTER CVI.
391CHAPTER LI. The Meeting.
168CHAPTER CVII.
392CHAPTER LII. The Greek Page—Song Of The Greek Page—A Revelation.
169CHAPTER CVIII.
393CHAPTER LIII. The Sultana Valida—The Three Black Slaves.
170CHAPTER CIX.
394CHAPTER LIV.
171CHAPTER CX.
395CHAPTER LV.
172CHAPTER CXI.
396CHAPTER LVI.
173CHAPTER CXII.
397CHAPTER LVII.
174CHAPTER CXIII.
398CHAPTER LVIII.
175CHAPTER CXIV.
399CHAPTER LIX.
176CHAPTER CXV.
400CHAPTER LX.
177CHAPTER CXVI.
401CHAPTER LXI.
178CHAPTER CXVII.
402CHAPTER LXII. The Sick-room—Florence In Dismay.
179CHAPTER CXVIII.
403CHAPTER LXIII. The Manuscript.
180CHAPTER CXIX.
404CHAPTER LXIV.
181CHAPTER CXX.
405INTRODUCTION
182CHAPTER CXXI.
406HUMIN NATUR' ON THE HAN'BUL 'ND ST. JO
183CHAPTER CXXII.
407THE MOTHER IN PARADISE
184CHAPTER CXXIII.
408MR. AND MRS. BLOSSOM
185CHAPTER CXXVI.
409DEATH AND THE SOLDIER
186CHAPTER CXXVII.
410THE 'JININ' FARMS
187CHAPTER CXXVIII.
411THE ANGEL AND THE FLOWERS
188CHAPTER CXXIX.
412THE CHILD'S LETTER
189CHAPTER CXXX.
413THE SINGER MOTHER
190CHAPTER CXXXII.
414THE TWO WIVES
191CHAPTER CXXXIII.
415THE WOOING OF MISS WOPPIT
192CHAPTER CXXXIV.
416THE TALISMAN
193CHAPTER CXXXV.
417GEORGE'S BIRTHDAY
194CHAPTER CXXXVI.
418SWEET-ONE-DARLING AND THE DREAM-FAIRIES
195CHAPTER CXXXVII.
419SWEET-ONE-DARLING AND THE MOON-GARDEN
196CHAPTER CXXXVIII.
420SAMUEL COWLES AND HIS HORSE ROYAL
197CHAPTER CXXXIX.
421THE WEREWOLF
198CHAPTER CXL.
422A MARVELLOUS INVENTION
199CHAPTER CXLI.
423THE STORY OF XANTHIPPE
200CHAPTER CXLII.
424BAKED BEANS AND CULTURE
201CHAPTER CXLIII.
425MLLE. PRUD'HOMME'S BOOK
202CHAPTER CXLIV.
426THE DEMAND FOR CONDENSED MUSIC
203CHAPTER CXLV.
427LEARNING AND LITERATURE
204CHAPTER CXLVI.
428"DIE WALKÜRE" UND DER BOOMERANGELUNGEN
205CHAPTER CXLVII.
429THE WORKS OF SAPPHO
206CHAPTER CXLVIII.
430CHAPTER I.
207CHAPTER CXLIX.
431CHAPTER II.
208CHAPTER CL.
432CHAPTER III.
209CHAPTER CLI.
433CHAPTER IV.
210CHAPTER CLII.
434CHAPTER V.
211CHAPTER CLIII.
435CHAPTER VI.
212CHAPTER CLIV.
436CHAPTER VII.
213CHAPTER CLV.
437CHAPTER VIII.
214CHAPTER CLVI.
438CHAPTER IX.
215CHAPTER CLVII.
439CHAPTER X.
216CHAPTER CLVIII.
440CHAPTER XI.
217CHAPTER CLIX.
441CHAPTER XII.
218CHAPTER CLX.
442CHAPTER XIII.
219CHAPTER CLXI.
443The Mark of the Beast (Rudyard Kipling)
220CHAPTER CLXII.
444The Horror-Horn (E. F. Benson)
221CHAPTER CLXIII.
445In the Forest of Villefére (Robert E. Howard)
222CHAPTER CLXIV.
446Wolfshead (Robert E. Howard)
223CHAPTER CLXV.
447Werewolf of the Sahara (Gladys Gordon Trenery)
224CHAPTER CLXVI.
448The Werewolf Howls (Clifford Ball)
