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Bram Stoker

Dracula

Journals, letters, and recorded testimony assemble a struggle over bodies, belief, knowledge, and the boundaries of the familiar.

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Contents

  1. Chapter I: Jonathan Harker's Journal
  2. Chapter II: Jonathan Harker's Journal
  3. Chapter III: Jonathan Harker's Journal
  4. Chapter IV: Jonathan Harker's Journal
  5. Chapter V: Letters--Lucy and Mina
  6. Chapter VI: Mina Murray's Journal
  7. Chapter VII: Cutting from "The Dailygraph," 8 August
  8. Chapter VIII: Mina Murray's Journal
  9. Chapter IX: Mina Murray's Journal
  10. Chapter X: Mina Murray's Journal
  11. Chapter XI: Lucy Westenra's Diary
  12. Chapter XII: Dr. Seward's Diary
  13. Chapter XIII: Dr. Seward's Diary
  14. Chapter XIV: Mina Harker's Journal
  15. Chapter XV: Dr. Seward's Diary
  16. Chapter XVI: Dr. Seward's Diary
  17. Chapter XVII: Dr. Seward's Diary
  18. Chapter XVIII: Dr. Seward's Diary
  19. Chapter XIX: Jonathan Harker's Journal
  20. Chapter XX: Jonathan Harker's Journal
  21. Chapter XXI: Dr. Seward's Diary
  22. Chapter XXII: Jonathan Harker's Journal
  23. Chapter XXIII: Dr. Seward's Diary
  24. Chapter XXIV: Dr. Seward's Phonograph Diary, spoken by Van Helsing
  25. Chapter XXV: Dr. Seward's Diary
  26. Chapter XXVI: Dr. Seward's Diary
  27. Chapter XXVII: Mina Harker's Journal
  28. Historical publisher advertisements

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Bram Stoker. Digital source: Project Gutenberg, ebook 345. This reading text follows the edition used in our interactive reader.

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