Dracula

Dracula ÄÚÈݼò½é

PublicationDate:September 1,1997 | Series: Wadsworth Collection
IntroductionandNotes by DrDavid Rogers, Kingston University 'There he laylookingas if youthhad been half-renewed, for the white hair andmoustachewere changedto dark iron-grey, the cheeks were fuller,and thewhite skin seemedruby-red underneath; the mouth was redderthanever, for on the lipswere gouts of fresh blood, whichtrickledfrom the corners of themouth and ran over the chin andneck. Eventhe deep, burning eyesseemed set amongst the swollenflesh, forthe lids and pouchesunderneath were bloated. It seemedas if thewhole awful creaturewere simply gorged with blood; he laylike afilthy leech, exhaustedwith his repletion.'