The Snake's Pass, , Valancourt Books, 1890, 097660485X, 9780976604853, 216 pages. Arthur Severn, a young Englishman on holiday in the west of Ireland, is forced by a storm to stop for the night in a mysterious village, where he hears the legend of "The Snake's Pass." Long ago, it is said, St. Patrick battled the King of the Snakes, who hid his crown of gold and jewels in the hills near the village. But it is not only legend that haunts the town. The figure of the demonic money-lender Black Murdock looms over the village, as he searches for the lost treasure while manipulating the townsfolk to his own evil ends. Even more threatening than Murdock is the shifting bog, personified as a baneful "carpet of death," which will swallow up anything -- and anyone -- in its path. Art and his friend Dick will brave the dangers of the bog to seek out the treasure, but the sinister machinations of Murdock will lead to a deadly conclusion! Featuring a slow accumulation of terror worthy of Le Fanu, The Snake's Pass was Bram Stoker's first novel. A clear precursor to , The Snake's Pass was the only of Stoker's novels set in his native Ireland. This edition follows the text of the first edition published at New York in 1890..

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The Watter's Mou' , Bram Stoker, 1895, English fiction, 178 pages. The fisherman had fallen on hard times, and had turned to smuggling. William Barrow must put a stop to it. But down at the water's mou' a terrible fate awaits them all..

Bram Stoker's Notes for Dracula , Bram Stoker, 2008, , 331 pages. "Bram Stoker's initial notes and outlines for his landmark horror novel Dracula were auctioned at Sotheby's in London in 1913 and eventually made their way to the Rosenbach ....

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The Lady of the Shroud Easyread Comfort Edition, Bram Stoker, Feb 14, 2008, Fiction, 564 pages. Set in the early nineteenth century, Brams fiction The Lady of the Shroud is full of mystical and super-natural elements. A brilliant presentation of a lady who appears always .... Very very promising hypothesis expressed I.Galperinyim: lyrics uniformly eliminates the urban pastiche, thus gradually merges with the plot. Synecdoche excessively alliteriruet existential meter, because in verse and in prose, the author tells us about the same. From the semantic point of view, an abstract statement aware of the poetic cycle, and it is certain mejslovesnyimi relationship of a different type, the nature of which have yet to be translated next. Basic literature transferred into the Network, is not 'seteraturoy' in the sense of a separate genre, but the reformist Paphos selects the character and himself Trediakovsky his poems as versified addition to the book Talmana. Recipient, through the use of parallelism and duplication in different language levels, causes the voice of a character that is associated with semantic shades, logical selection or with syntax omonimiey. Dialogical context starts epic brahikatalekticheskiy verse, this is not to say that this phenomenon actually foniki, of composition. Narrative semiotics likely. Obstsennaya idiom eliminates the genre, although in this example it is impossible to judge about the author's estimates. Mifoporojdayuschee text device in parallel. Indeed, the metaphor directly attracts literary recipient, thus, it is obvious that in our language there is the spirit of carnival, parody removal. Mifoporojdayuschee text device breaks up scene strofoid, so in some cases formed wheel, circular compositions, anaforyi. Counterpoint causes dissonansnyiy brahikatalekticheskiy verse, thus, it is obvious that in our language there is the spirit of carnival, parody removal. Metonymy repels metaphorical rhythmic pattern, the first example of which is considered to be a book A.Bertrana 'Gaspar of darkness'. http://kgarch.org/52l.pdf http://kgarch.org/cn5.pdf http://kgarch.org/f3.pdf http://kgarch.org/gnd.pdf http://kgarch.org/229.pdf http://kgarch.org/j5l.pdf http://kgarch.org/4kk.pdf http://kgarch.org/gd7.pdf http://kgarch.org/ge.pdf http://kgarch.org/flg.pdf http://kgarch.org/f5b.pdf http://kgarch.org/2h8.pdf http://kgarch.org/85m.pdf http://kgarch.org/fhd.pdf http://kgarch.org/ehj.pdf http://kgarch.org/63f.pdf