Dracula
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- Lucy has become pale and weak again, Arthur Holmwood writes to Dr. Van Helsing arrives, observes Lucy, and then returns home briefly, asking to be kept abreast of Lucy’s condition by telegram. He tells Seward that he cannot ascertain the cause of Lucy’s illness, but concurs that much of her blood has been lost.
- After a long wait, the count appears and welcomes Harker. When the two shake handsAfter a long wait, the count appears and welcomes Harker. When the two shake hands, Harker is impressed by the strength of Dracula’s grip, but notes that the ice-cold hand is more like that of a dead man than a living one.
- Dracula begins with the diary kept by Jonathan Harker—an English solicitor, or lawyer—as he makes his way from England to Eastern Europe
- Embarking on his first professional assignment as a solicitor, Harker is traveling to the castle of Count Dracula, a Transylvanian nobleman.
- The next day, Dracula interrupts Harker cuting himself and Dracula have a strange expetionAfter warning Harker against cutting himself in this country, Dracula throws the shaving mirror out a window.
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