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Dracula

Bram Stoker

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Inconsistencies in hyphenation and spelling (to-morrow/tomorrow; aerial/aërial, etc.), as well as incorrectly used phrases in Van Helsing’s speech have been retained. A number of obvious errors in punctuation and inconsistencies in single/double quotation have been tacitly removed.…

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  • AuthorBram Stoker
  • SourceProject Gutenberg #45839
  • Length161,174 words · 10h 45m of reading
  • Chapters27
  • DictionaryIncluded
  • CopyrightPublic domain in the United States
  • Source checked2026-08-21

Contents

27 chapters

Recovered from the original source text, so you can open the book at any of them.

  1. 01CHAPTER I.
  2. 02CHAPTER II.
  3. 03CHAPTER III.
  4. 04JONATHAN HARKER’S JOURNAL--_continued._
  5. 05CHAPTER V.
  6. 06CHAPTER VI.
  7. 07CHAPTER VII.
  8. 08CHAPTER VIII.
  9. 09CHAPTER IX.
  10. 10CHAPTER X.
  11. 11CHAPTER XI.
  12. 12CHAPTER XII.
  13. 13CHAPTER XIII.
  14. 14CHAPTER XIV.
  15. 15CHAPTER XV.
  16. 16CHAPTER XVI.
  17. 17CHAPTER XVII.
  18. 18CHAPTER XVIII.
  19. 19CHAPTER XIX.
  20. 20CHAPTER XX.
  21. 21CHAPTER XXI.
  22. 22CHAPTER XXII.
  23. 23CHAPTER XXIII.
  24. 24CHAPTER XXIV.
  25. 25CHAPTER XXV.
  26. 26CHAPTER XXVI.
  27. 27CHAPTER XXVII.

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