The House of the Vampire by George Sylvester Viereck
page 113 of 119 (94%)
page 113 of 119 (94%)
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seated at his writing-table scribbling notes upon little scraps of paper
in his accustomed manner. At Ernest's approach he looked up without evincing the least sign of terror or surprise. Calmly, almost majestically, he folded his arms over his breast, but there was a menacing glitter in his eyes as he confronted his victim. XXX Silently the two men faced each other. Then Ernest hissed: "Thief!" Reginald shrugged his shoulders. "Vampire!" "So Ethel has infected you with her absurd fancies! Poor boy! I am afraid.... I have been wanting to tell you for some time.... But I think... We have reached the parting of our road!" "And that you dare to tell me!" The more he raged, the calmer Reginald seemed to become. |
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