By James Malcolm Rymer
Bought for a penny a bankruptcy at the streets of London in 1845, "Varney the Vampire" is a milestone of vampire fiction, but neglected and neglected for almost a hundred years.
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THE MOONLIGHT. −− THE FEARFUL 43 ADVEN Varney the Vampire; or, The Feast of Blood Thus, then, prepared for any exigency, they made the whole round of the house; but found all the fastenings secure, and everything as quiet as possible. "Suppose, now, we take a survey of the park outside the garden wall," said Mr. Marchdale. This was agreed to; but before they had proceeded far, Mr. Marchdale said, −− "There is a ladder lying on the wall; would it not be a good plan to place it against the very spot the supposed vampyre jumped over last night, and so, from a more elevated position, take a view of the open meadows.
Marchdale. " "Indeed. " "Ninety years. " "No, no. " "To say something to you all. But not here −− not here. We will hold a consultation on this matter to−morrow. " "The daylight is coming quickly on," said Henry; "I shall keep my sacred promise of not moving from this room until Flora awakens; but there can be no occasion for the detention of any of you. One is sufficient here. " "I will fetch you my powder−flask and bullets," said Mr. Marchdale; "and you can, if you please, reload the pistols.
I wish to Heaven I had. " "I cannot say," replied Henry. "I am going to sit up to−night with my sister, and, I believe, our friend Mr. " Mr. Chillingworth appeared to be for a few moments lost in thought, and then, suddenly rousing himself, as if he found it either impossible to come to any rational conclusion upon the subject, or had arrived at one which he chose to keep to himself, he said, −− "Well, well, we must leave the matter at present as it stands. " Chapter IV. THE MORNING. −− THE CONSULTATION.