The man / Bram Stoker.

Archived by the National Library of New Zealand.

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Originally published in 1897.

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Title; Contents; Fore-Glimpse; Chapter I -- Stephen; Chapter II -- The Heart of a Child; Chapter III -- Harold; Chapter IV -- Harold at Normanstand; Chapter V -- The Crypt; Chapter VI -- A Visit to Oxford; Chapter VII -- The Need of Knowing; Chapter VIII -- The T-Cart; Chapter IX -- In the Spring; Chapter X -- The Resolve; Chapter XI -- The Meeting; Chapter XII -- On the Road Home; Chapter XIII -- Harold's Resolve; Chapter XIV -- The Beech Grove; Chapter XV -- The End of the Meeting; Chapter XVI -- A Private Conversation; Chapter XVII -- A Business Transaction; Chapter XVIII -- More Business.

Chapter XIX -- A LetterChapter XX -- Confidences; Chapter XXI -- The Duty of Courtesy; Chapter XXII -- Fixing the Bounds; Chapter XXIII -- The Man; Chapter XXIV -- From the Deeps; Chapter XXV -- A Little Child Shall Lead; Chapter XXVI -- A Noble Offer; Chapter XXVII -- Age's Wisdom; Chapter XXVIII -- De Lannoy; Chapter XXIX -- The Silver Lady; Chapter XXX -- The Lesson of the Wilderness; Chapter XXXI -- The Life-Line; Chapter XXXII -- 'To Be God and Able to Do Things'; Chapter XXXIII -- The Queen's Room; Chapter XXXIV -- Waiting; Chapter XXXV -- A Cry; Chapter XXXVI -- Light; Chapter XXXVII -- Golden Silence.

Think straight-up horror was Bram Stoker's only gig? Think again. In The Man, the renowned author of Dracula delves into lush Gothic romance. This tale brings the mystery and intrigue that still delights readers of Dracula into the realm of romance, and will disappoint neither Stoker enthusiasts nor fans of the romantic genre.

English.

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