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The Fate of Fenella Chapter II : Kismet by Justin McCarthy The Fate of Fenella Contents The Fate of Fenella Chapter I : Fenella The Fate of Fenella Chapter II : Kismet The Fate of Fenella Chapter III : How it Strikes a Contemporary The Fate of Fenella Chapter IV : Between Two Fires The […]

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The Dualitists or The Death Doom of the Double Born by Bram Stoker First published November 1886 : 1887 edition of The Theatre Annual, Carson & Comerford, London The Dualitists or The Death Doom By Bram Stoker The Dualitists Contents The Dualitists Chapter I. Bis Dat Qui Non Cito Dat The Dualitists Chapter II. Halcyon […]

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Our New House : by Bram Stoker First published November 23rd 1885 : 1886 edition of The Theatre Annual, Carson & Comerford, London Our New House by Bram Stoker Our New House We spoke of it as our New House simply because we thought of it as such and not from any claim to the […]

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Under the Sunset and Other Stories by Bram Stoker Under the Sunset and Other Stories by Bram Stoker Under the Sunset and Other Stories Contents Under the Sunset First published 1881 : Under the Sunset and Other Stories The Rose Prince First published 1881 : Under the Sunset and Other Stories The Invisible Giant First […]

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Under the Sunset : Under the Sunset and Other Stories by Bram Stoker Under the Sunset By Bram Stoker Under the Sunset Far, far away, there is a beautiful Country which no human eye has ever seen in waking hours. Under the Sunset it lies, where the distant horizon bounds the day, and where the […]

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The Rose Prince : Under the Sunset and Other Stories by Bram Stoker The Rose Prince By Bram Stoker The Rose Prince A long, long time ago – so long ago that if one tries to think ever so far back, it is farther than that again – King Mago reigned in the Country Under […]

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The Invisible Giant : Under the Sunset and Other Stories by Bram Stoker The Invisible Giant By Bram Stoker The Invisible Giant Time goes on in the Country Under the Sunset much as it does here. Many years passed away; and they wrought much change. And now we find a time when the people that […]

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The Shadow Builder : Under the Sunset and Other Stories by Bram Stoker The Shadow Builder By Bram Stoker The Shadow Builder The lonely Shadow Builder watches ever in his lonely abode. The walls are of cloud, and round and through them, changing ever as they come, pass the dim shades of all the things […]

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How 7 Went Mad : Under the Sunset and Other Stories by Bram Stoker How 7 Went Mad By Bram Stoker How 7 Went Mad The lonely Shadow Builder watches ever in his lonely abode. On the bank of the river that flows through the Land there stands a beautiful palace, where one of the […]

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Lies and Lilies : Under the Sunset and Other Stories by Bram Stoker Lies and Lilies By Bram Stoker Lies and Lilies Claribel lived in peace and happiness with her father and mother, from the time she was a little baby till when, at ten years old, she went to school. Her parents were good, […]

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The Castle of the King : Under the Sunset and Other Stories by Bram Stoker The Castle of the King By Bram Stoker The Castle of the King When they told the poor Poet that the One he loved best was lying sick in the shadow of danger, he was nigh distraught. For weeks past […]

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The Wondrous Child : Under the Sunset and Other Stories by Bram Stoker The Wondrous Child By Bram Stoker The Wondrous Child Far away on the edge of a great creek, that stretched inland from the endless sea, there lay a peaceful village. Here the husbandmen led a happy, prosperous life. They rose early, so […]

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