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Jonathan Harker

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1CHAPTER 1 2CHAPTER 2 3CHAPTER 3 4CHAPTER 4 5Letter From Miss Mina Murray To Miss Lucy Westenra 6Letter, Lucy Westenra To Mina Murray 7Letter, Quincey P. Morris To Hon. Arthur Holmood 8Telegram From Arthur Holmwood To Quincey P. Morris 9CHAPTER 6 10(Pasted In Mina Murray'S Journal)11CHAPTER 8 12Carter, Paterson & Co., London.13Billington & Son, Whitby.14Mina Murray'S Journal.15Mary Buda-Pesth, To Miss Willhelmina Murray 16Letter, Mina Harker To Lucy Westenra 17Letter, Lucy Westenra To Mina Harker.18Dr. Sewards Diary 19Letter, Arthur To Dr. Seward 20Telegram, Arthur Holmwood To Seward 21Letter From Dr. Seward To Arthur Holmwood 22Telegram. Seward, London, To Van Helsing, Amsterdam 23Telegram, Seward, London, To Van Helsing, Amsterdam 24Letter, Dr. Seward To Hon. Arthur Holmwood 25Dr. Seward'S Diary--Continued 26CHAPTER 11 27Lucy Westenra'S Diary 28Interview With The Keeper In The Zoological Gardens 29Telegram, Van Helsing, Antwerp, To Seward, Carfax 30Memorandum Left By Lucy Westenra 31CHAPTER 12 32Letter Mina Harker To Lucy Westenra 33Dr. Seward' Diary 34CHAPTER 13 35Dr. Seward'S Diary-Cont.36The Westminster Gazette, 25 September A Hampstead Mystery 37The "Bloofer Lady"38CHAPTER 14 39Letter, Van Helsing To Mrs. Harker 40Telegram, Mrs. Harker To Van Helsing 41Letter, Mrs. Harker To Van Helsing 42CHAPTER 15 43"Van Helsing."44CHAPTER 16 45CHAPTER 17 46Johnathan Harker'S Journal 47CHAPTER 18 48CHAPTER 19 49CHAPTER 20 50Letter, Mitchell, Sons & Candy To Lord Godalming.51CHAPTER 21 52CHAPTER 22 53CHAPTER 23 54Spoken By Van Helsing 55Van Helsing.56Dr Seward'S Diary 57CHAPTER 26 58(Entered In Her Journal)59Mina Harker'S Journal--Continued 60CHAPTER 27 61Memorandum By Abraham Van Helsing 62Jonathan Harker'S Journal 63Dr. Seward'S Diary 64Dr. Van Helsing'S Memorandum 65Mina Harker'S Journal 66Jonathan Harker

About this book

The source text of the vampire industry — epistolary, relentless, and still the most-borrowed horror novel.

Readership score75.1 / 100

Goodreads ratings689,739

? Question to Ponder ▾

Dracula buys property in London and studies English life to blend in. What makes an outsider with perfect manners so terrifying to the society he infiltrates?

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