Varney the Vampire by James Malcolm Rymer / Thomas Preskett Prest (Online Book)

Mrs. Williams’s Manoeuvre to Get Rid of Anderson This exclamation from Caleb informed Mrs. Williams of the fact of his

James Anderson Seeks and Obtains an Interview With Mrs. Williams[1] The report which, in accordance with what he had heard

The Singular Invitation to the Baron’s Wedding About three days after the transactions which we have just recorded, the admiral

The Wedding−day Fixed When she was to receive so handsome a reward for the intelligence that she had wrung a

Jack Pringle Calls Upon Mrs. Williams, and Tells Her a Piece of His Mind Upon Affairs in General Jack Pringle

The Preparations for the Wedding of the Baron Stolmuyer of Saltzburgh There is a common adage which inculcates the necessity

The Decision Against the Doctor, and More News of Varney, the Vampyre It will be remembered that Dr. Chillingworth, although

The Young Sailor Saved by Jack Pringle Turns Out to Be an Important Personage It was not the least gratifying

The Preparations for the Baron’s Marriage | The Young Lover, and the Remonstrance So it appeared that the baron was

The Baron Proposes for Helen Williams, and is Duly Accepted, With a Compliment on His Beauty[1] The baron had put

The Bone-House of the Churchyard of Anderbury | The Resuscitation | The Fight, and the Escape of the Dead |

Dr. Chillingworth Makes Urgent Inquiries For the Vampyre | The Lawyer Gives Some Advice Concerning the Quaker If the Bannerworth

The Wedding Feast | The Admiral’s Disappointment And now the day arrived, at length, when Charles Holland was to call

The Grand Entertainment Given by the Baron At Anderbury House, and His Announcement The baron made quick work of it,

Mr. Leek Speculates Upon the Baron’s Matrimonial Intentions Mr. Leek pondered deeply over what the baron had said to him

The Baron Becomes Master of Anderbury-On-The-Mount, and Begins to Congratulate Himself | The Dream It was a wonderful relief to

Chapter XCVII. The Interview With the Quaker at Dearbrook The Quaker was a man of about middle age, and was

The Admiral’s Preparations, and the Visit To Dearbrook It was quite finally settled between the admiral and the Bannerworths that

The Baron Takes Anderbury House, and Decides Upon Giving a Grand Entertainment It was not considered anything extraordinary that, although

The Marriage in the Bannerworth Family Arranged After the adventure of the doctor with regard to the picture about which

The Visitor, and the Death in the Subterranean Passage About an hour and a half after the baron had retired

The Alarm at Anderbury | The Suspicions of the Bannerworth Family, and the Mysterious Communication About twenty miles to the

The Misadventure of the Doctor With the Picture The situation of Dr. Chillingworth and Jack Pringle was not of that

The Grand Consultation Broken up by Mrs. Chillingworth, and the Disappearance of Varney Remarkable was the change that had taken

Dr. Chillingworth at the Hall | The Encounter of Mystery | The Conflict | The Rescue, and the Picture There

What Became of the Second Vampyre Who Sought Varney We left the Hungarian nobleman swimming down the stream; he swam

Varney’s Encounter with the Bow-Street Runners | The Quest for the Missing Deeds “What can they want, I wonder?” inquired

Sir Varney Shares His Story | Varney’s Failing Heath and Sickness Flora Bannerworth, although she had heard before from the

The Reception of the Vampyre by Flora | Varney Under the Protection of the Bannerworths | The Return of the

The Hunt for Varney | The House-Tops | The Miraculous Escape | The Last Place of Refuge | The Cottage

The Discovery of the Pocket Book of Marmaduke Bannerworth, and Its Mysterious Contents The little episode had just taken place

The Hungarian Nobleman Gets Into Danger | He Is Fired At, and Shows Some of His Quality Considerably delighted was

Charles Returns From His Adventure | The Admiral’s Quarrel With Jack Pringle[1] There seemed, now a complete lull in the

The Mysterious Arrival at the Inn | The Hungarian Nobleman While these affairs are proceeding, and when there seems every

Charles Holland’s Pursuit of the Vampyre | The Dangerous Interview It will be recollected that the admiral had made a

Charles Holland’s Pursuit of the Vampyre | The Dangerous Interview It will be recollected that the admiral had made a

The Vampyre’s Flight | His Danger, and the Last Place of Refuge Leaving the disorderly and vicious mob, who were

The Discovery of the Body of Marchdale in the Ruins by the Mob | The Burning of the Corpse |

The Vampyre’s Danger | The Last Refuge | The Ruse of Henry Bannerworth Yet knowing to what deeds of violence

The Altercation Between Varney and the Executioner in the Hall | The Mutual Agreement There was certainly a loud wrangling

Varney in the Garden | The Communication of Dr. Chillingworth to the Admiral and Henry Kind reader, it was indeed

The Second Night-Watch of Mr. Chillingworth at the Hall The military party in the morning left Bannerworth Hall, and the

Mutual Explanations, and the Visit to the Ruins During the next hour, Charles informed Flora of the whole particulars of

The Meeting of Charles and Flora Charles Holland followed Jack Pringle for some time in silence from Bannerworth Hall; his

The Visit of the Vampire | The General Meeting The mysterious friend of Mr. Chillingworth finished his narrative, and then

The Strange Story | The Arrival of the Mob at the Hall, and Their Dispersion[1] “You will find that the

The Strange Meeting at the Hall Between Mr. Chillingworth and the Mysterious Friend of Varney When we praise our friend

The Funeral of the Stranger of the Inn | The Popular Commotion, and Mrs. Chillingworth’s Appeal to the Mob |

Flora Bannerworth and Her Mother | The Episode of Chivalry Gladly we turn from such a man as Marchdale to

Marchdale’s Attempted Villany, and the Result Varney the vampyre left the dungeon of Charles Holland amid the grey ruins, with

The Admiral’s Story of the Beautiful Belinda Just at this moment Flora Bannerworth stole into the room from whence she

Flora Bannerworth’s Apparent Inconsistency | The Admiral’s Circumstances and Advice | Mr. Chillingworth’s Mysterious Absence For a brief space let

Varney’s Visit to the Dungeon of the Lonely Prisoner in the Ruins Evident it was that Marchdale was not near

The Vampire in the Moonlight | The False Friend Part of the distance being accomplished towards the old ruins, Tom

The Guests at the Inn, and the Story of the Dead Uncle As had been truly stated by Mr. Marchdale,

The Mysterious Meeting in the Ruin Again | The Vampyre’s Attack Upon the Constable[1] It is now necessary that we

The Mysterious Stranger | The Particulars of the Suicide at Bannerworth Hall “Hilloa where the deuce[1] is he?” said the

The Interrupted Breakfast at Sir Francis Varney’s Notwithstanding all Mr. Chillingworth could say to the contrary, the admiral really meant

The Warning | The New Plan of Operation | The Insulting Message From Varney So much of the night had

The Arrival of Jack Pringle | Midnight and the Vampyre | The Mysterious Hat[1] “Bless me! what is that?” said

The Lonely Watch, and the Adventure in the Deserted House It is now quite night, and so peculiar and solemn

The Departure of the Bannerworths from the Hall | The New Abode | Jack Pringle, Pilot During that very evening,

The Return of the Mob and Military to the Town | The Madness of the Mob | The Grocer’s Revenge

The Burning of Varney’s House | A Night Scene | Popular Superstition The officer ceased to speak, and then the

The Destruction of Sir Francis Varney’s House by Fire | The Arrival of the Military, and a Second Mob Thus

The Interview Between the Mob and Sir Francis Varney | The Mysterious Disappearance | The Wine Cellars The shout that

The Attack Upon the Vampyre’s House | The Story of the Attack | The Forcing of the Doors, and the

The Mob’s Arrival at Sir Francis Varney’s | The Attempt to Gain Admission All eyes were directed towards that southern

A Scene of Terror: The Soldiers’ Discovery | The Confrontation in the Attic[1] The soldiery had been sent for from

The Stake and the Dead Body The mob seemed from the first to have an impression that, as regarded the

The Removal from the Hall | The Night Watch, and the Alarm Mrs. Bannerworth’s consent having been already given to

The Preparations for Leaving Bannerworth Hall, and the Mysterious Conduct of the Admiral and Mr. Chillingworth It seemed now, that,

The Open Graves | The Dead Bodies | A Scene of Terror We have said Waggles spoilt everything, and so

Varney’s Danger, and His Rescue | The Prisoner Again, and the Subterranean Vault We have before slightly mentioned to the

The Popular Riot | Sir Francis Varney’s Danger | The Suggestion and Its Results Such, then, were the circumstances which

The Storm and the Fight | The Admiral’s Repudiation of His Principal “Well,” said the admiral, when they were fairly

Marchdale’s Offer | The Consultation at Bannerworth Hall | The Morning of the Duel Mr. Chillingworth was much annoyed to

Sir Francis Varney’s Separate Opponents | The Interposition of Flora The old admiral so completely overcame the family of the

The Consultation | The Projected Removal, and the Admiral’s Anger[1] Independent of this interview which Flora had had with the

The Explanation | Marchdale’s Advice[1] This extremely sudden movement on the part of Varney was certainly as unexpected as it

The Threat | Its Consequences | The Rescue, and Sir Francis Varney’s Danger Sir Francis Varney now paused again, and

[1] It was with the most melancholy aspect that anything human could well bear, that Sir Francis Varney took his

The Thousand Pounds | The Stranger’s Precautions Varney moved not now, nor did he speak, but, like a statue, he

Sir Francis Varney and His Mysterious Visitor | The Strange Conference[1] Sir Francis Varney is in what he calls his

The Offer | The Solemn Asseveration[1] Admiral Bell had, of course, nothing particular to communicate to Flora in the walk

A Peep Through an Iron Grating | The Lonely Prisoner in His Dungeon | The Mystery Without forestalling the interest

Mr. Marchdale’s Exculpation[1] of Himself | The Search Through the Gardens | The Spot of the Deadly Struggle | The

The Noble Confidence of Flora Bannerworth in Her Lover | Her Opinion of the Three Letters | The Admiral’s Admiration

The Meeting by Moonlight in the Park | The Turret Window in the Hall | The Letters The old admiral

The Admiral’s Opinion | The Request of Charles Charles then sought the admiral, whom he found with his hands behind

The Quarrel | The Letter to Charles |The Admiral’s Narrative[1] It was Charles Holland who now advanced hurriedly to meet

The Admiral’s Advice to Charles Holland | The Challenge to the Vampyre When Charles Holland got his uncle into a

The Consultation | The Determination to Leave the Hall This was certainly the most seriously reasonable meeting which had been

The Conference Between the Uncle and Nephew, and the Alarm Meanwhile Charles Holland had taken his uncle by the arm,

The Dreadful Mistake | The Terrific Interview in the Chamber | The Attack of the Vampyre The footstep which Flora,

Flora in Her Chamber | Her Fears | The Manuscript | An Adventure Henry found Flora in her chamber. She

The Admiral’s Advice | The Challenge to the Vampyre | The New Servant at the Hall The violent ringing of

The Explanation | The Arrival of the Admiral at the House | A Scene of Confusion, and Some of Its

The Meeting of the Lovers in the Garden | An Affecting Scene | The Sudden Appearance of Sir Francis Varney

The Old Admiral and His Servant | The Communication from the Landlord of the Nelson’s Arms While those matters of

Henry’s Agreement with Sir Francis Varney | The Sudden Arrival at the Hall | Flora’s Alarm On the tray which

The Offer for the Hall | The Visit to Sir Francis Varney | The Strange Resemblance | A Dreadful Suggestion

Charles Holland’s Sad Feelings | The Portrait | The Occurrence of the Night at the Hall Charles Holland wished to

The Communications to the Lover | the Heart’s Despair Consternation is sympathetic, and any one who had looked upon the

The Return from the Vault | the Alarm, and the Search Around the Hall It so happened that George and

The Occurrences of the Night at the Hall | The Second Appearance of the Vampyre, and the Pistol-Shot Despite the

The Coffin | The Absence of the Dead | The Mysterious Circumstance, and the Consternation of George [1] They were

The Visit to the Vault of the Bannerworths [1] Henry and his brother roused Flora, and after agreeing together that

Chapter VI: A Glance at the Bannerworth Family | The Probable Consequences of the Mysterious Apparition’s Appearance Having thus far,

The Offer of Assistance from Sir Francis Varney | The Proposal | The Moonlight | The Fearful Adventure [1] A

The Morning | The Consultation | The Fearful Suggestion What wonderfully different impressions and feelings, with regard to the same

The Disappearance of the Body | Flora’s Recovery and Madness | The Night Watch [1] “He is human!” cried Henry;

The Alarm | The Pistol Shot |The Pursuit and Its Consequences Lights flashed about the building, and various room doors

Midnight | The Hail-Storm | The Dreadful Visitor | The Vampyre The solemn tones of an old cathedral clock have

The unprecedented success of the romance of “Varney the Vampyre,” leaves the Author [1] but little to say further, than