1. "Among the rugged peaks
that frown down upon the Borgo PassCopy !req
2. "are found crumbling castles
of a bygone age."Copy !req
3. I say, driver, a bit slower.Copy !req
4. No, no!Copy !req
5. We must reach the inn before sundown.Copy !req
6. And why, pray?Copy !req
7. It is Walpurgis Night,
the night of evil.Copy !req
8. Nosferatu.Copy !req
9. On this night, madam,
the doors, they are barredCopy !req
10. and to the Virgin we pray.Copy !req
11. I say, porter.Copy !req
12. Don't take my luggage down.
I'm going on to Borgo Pass tonight.Copy !req
13. No, no, please.
Put that back up there.Copy !req
14. The driver, he is afraid.Copy !req
15. Walpurgis Night.Copy !req
16. Good fellow, he is.Copy !req
17. He wants me to ask if you can wait
and go on after sunrise.Copy !req
18. Well, I'm sorry, but there's a carriageCopy !req
19. meeting me at Borgo Pass at midnight.Copy !req
20. - Borgo Pass?
- Yes.Copy !req
21. Whose carriage?Copy !req
22. Count Dracula's.Copy !req
23. Count Dracula's?Copy !req
24. Yes.Copy !req
25. Castle Dracula?Copy !req
26. Yes, that's where I'm going.Copy !req
27. To the castle?Copy !req
28. Yes.Copy !req
29. No. You mustn't go there.Copy !req
30. We people of the mountains believeCopy !req
31. at the castle there are vampires!Copy !req
32. Dracula and his wives.Copy !req
33. They take the form of wolves and bats.Copy !req
34. They leave their coffins at nightCopy !req
35. and they feed on the blood of the living.Copy !req
36. Oh, but that's all superstition.Copy !req
37. Why, I can't understand why...Copy !req
38. Look, the sun.Copy !req
39. When it is gone,
they leave their coffins.Copy !req
40. Come. We must go indoors.Copy !req
41. But wait! I mean, just a minute, I...Copy !req
42. What I'm trying to say
is that I'm not afraid.Copy !req
43. I've explained to the driver
that it's a matter of business with me.Copy !req
44. I've got to go. Really.Copy !req
45. Well, good night.Copy !req
46. Wait. Please.Copy !req
47. If you must go, wear this,Copy !req
48. for your mother's sake.Copy !req
49. It will protect you.Copy !req
50. The coach from Count Dracula?Copy !req
51. Hey, driver!Copy !req
52. I say, driver, what do you mean
by going at this...Copy !req
53. I am Dracula.Copy !req
54. It's really good to see you.Copy !req
55. I don't know what happened
to the driver and my luggage and...Copy !req
56. Well, and with all this,
I thought I was in the wrong place.Copy !req
57. I bid you welcome.Copy !req
58. Listen to them.Copy !req
59. Children of the night.Copy !req
60. What music they make.Copy !req
61. The spider spinning his web
for the unwary fly.Copy !req
62. The blood is the life, Mr. Renfield.Copy !req
63. Why...Copy !req
64. Yes.Copy !req
65. I'm sure you will find this part
of my castle more inviting.Copy !req
66. Well, rather.
It's quite different from outside.Copy !req
67. Oh, and the fire, it's so cheerful.Copy !req
68. I didn't know,
but that you might be hungry.Copy !req
69. Thank you.
That's very kind of you,Copy !req
70. but I'm a bit worried about my luggage.Copy !req
71. You see, all your papers were in...Copy !req
72. I took the liberty of having
your luggage brought up.Copy !req
73. Allow me.Copy !req
74. Oh, yes.Copy !req
75. Thanks.Copy !req
76. I trust you have kept
your coming here a secret.Copy !req
77. I've followed your instructions implicitly.Copy !req
78. Excellent, Mr. Renfield.Copy !req
79. Excellent.Copy !req
80. And now, if you're not too fatigued,Copy !req
81. I would like to discuss
the lease on Carfax Abbey.Copy !req
82. Oh, yes. Everything is in order
awaiting your signature.Copy !req
83. Well, here.
Here's the lease.Copy !req
84. Why, I hope I've brought enough labels
for your luggage.Copy !req
85. I'm taking with me only three boxes.Copy !req
86. Very well.Copy !req
87. I have chartered a ship
to take us to England.Copy !req
88. We will be leaving tomorrow evening.Copy !req
89. Everything will be ready.Copy !req
90. I hope you will find this comfortable.Copy !req
91. Thanks. It looks very inviting.Copy !req
92. Oh, it's nothing serious.
Just a small cut from that paper clip.Copy !req
93. It's just a scratch.Copy !req
94. This is very old wine.Copy !req
95. I hope you will like it.Copy !req
96. Aren't you drinking?Copy !req
97. I never drink wine.Copy !req
98. Well...Copy !req
99. It's delicious.Copy !req
100. And now I'll leave you.Copy !req
101. Well, good night.Copy !req
102. Good night, Mr. Renfield.Copy !req
103. Master, the sun is gone!Copy !req
104. You will keep your promise
when we get to London, won't you, Master?Copy !req
105. You will see that I get lives?Copy !req
106. Not human lives, but small onesCopy !req
107. with blood in them.Copy !req
108. I'll be loyal to you, Master.Copy !req
109. I'll be loyal!Copy !req
110. Must be a Scandinavian ship.
That's what it looks to me like.Copy !req
111. Here now, here now, get back.Copy !req
112. Nobody goes aboard this here boat
but the authorities.Copy !req
113. The captain dead, tied to the wheel.Copy !req
114. Horrible tragedy, horrible tragedy.Copy !req
115. Master, we're here!Copy !req
116. You can't hear what I'm saying,
but we're here!Copy !req
117. We're safe!Copy !req
118. They must have come
through a terrible storm.Copy !req
119. What's that?Copy !req
120. Why, it's come from that hatchway!Copy !req
121. Why, he's mad!
Look at his eyes.Copy !req
122. Why, the man's gone crazy.Copy !req
123. Violets! Violets!
Flower for your buttonhole, sir.Copy !req
124. Flower for your buttonhole, sir.Copy !req
125. Flower for your buttonhole, sir.Copy !req
126. Flower for your buttonhole.
Here's a nice one.Copy !req
127. And after you deliver the message,Copy !req
128. you will remember nothing I now say.Copy !req
129. Obey.Copy !req
130. - Dr. Seward?
- Yes?Copy !req
131. You're wanted on the telephone.Copy !req
132. Thank you. Well, excuse me, dear.Copy !req
133. Oh, Father, if it's from home,Copy !req
134. will you say I'm spending
the night in town with Lucy?Copy !req
135. All right, dear.Copy !req
136. - Pardon me.
- Yes?Copy !req
137. I could not help overhearing your name.Copy !req
138. Might I inquire if you are the Dr. Seward
whose sanitarium is at Whitby?Copy !req
139. Why, yes.Copy !req
140. I'm Count Dracula.Copy !req
141. I have just leased Carfax Abbey.Copy !req
142. I understand it adjoins your grounds.Copy !req
143. Why, yes, it does.Copy !req
144. I'm very happy to make your acquaintance.Copy !req
145. May I present my daughter Mina?Copy !req
146. Count Dracula.Copy !req
147. Miss Weston.Copy !req
148. How do you do?Copy !req
149. And Mr. Harker.Copy !req
150. How do you do?Copy !req
151. Count Dracula's just taken Carfax Abbey.Copy !req
152. Oh, it'll be a relief to see light
in those dismal old windows.Copy !req
153. It will, indeed. You'll excuse me,
I'm wanted on the telephone.Copy !req
154. The Abbey could be very attractive,Copy !req
155. but I should imagine it would need
quite extensive repairs.Copy !req
156. I shall do very little repairing.Copy !req
157. It reminds me of the broken battlementsCopy !req
158. of my own castle in Transylvania.Copy !req
159. The Abbey always reminds me
of that old toastCopy !req
160. about lofty timbers.Copy !req
161. "The walls around are bare,Copy !req
162. "echoing to our laughterCopy !req
163. "as though the dead were there."Copy !req
164. Nice little sentiment.Copy !req
165. But there's more, even nicer.Copy !req
166. "Pass a cup to the dead already,Copy !req
167. "a round for the next to die..."Copy !req
168. Oh, never mind the rest, dear.Copy !req
169. To die, to be really dead,Copy !req
170. that must be glorious.Copy !req
171. Why, Count Dracula!Copy !req
172. There are far worse thingsCopy !req
173. awaiting manCopy !req
174. than death.Copy !req
175. It reminds me of the broken battlementsCopy !req
176. of my own castle in Transylvania.Copy !req
177. Oh, Lucy. You're so romantic.Copy !req
178. Laugh all you like.Copy !req
179. I think he's fascinating.Copy !req
180. I suppose he's all right.Copy !req
181. But give me someone
a little more normal.Copy !req
182. Like John?Copy !req
183. Yes, dear, like John.Copy !req
184. Castle.Copy !req
185. Dracula!Copy !req
186. Transylvania.Copy !req
187. Well, Countess,Copy !req
188. I'll leave you to your Count
and his ruined abbey.Copy !req
189. - Good night, Lucy.
- Good night, dear.Copy !req
190. The fog seems to be
closing down a bit, sir.Copy !req
191. Another death.Copy !req
192. Dead.Copy !req
193. Dr. Seward, when did Miss Weston
have the last transfusion?Copy !req
194. About four hours ago.Copy !req
195. An unnatural loss of blood,Copy !req
196. which we've been powerless to check.Copy !req
197. On the throat of each victim,Copy !req
198. the same two marks.Copy !req
199. He probably wants his flies again!Copy !req
200. No, Martin, please!Copy !req
201. Please don't, Martin!
Oh, Martin, please!Copy !req
202. Please, Martin! No, Martin!Copy !req
203. Oh, Martin, please!Copy !req
204. Here, give it to me now!Copy !req
205. No, no, no, Martin! Please!Copy !req
206. No, Martin! Martin, don't!Copy !req
207. Don't throw my spider away from me.
Oh, Martin.Copy !req
208. No.Copy !req
209. Ain't you ashamed now? Ain't you?Copy !req
210. Spiders now, is it?Copy !req
211. Flies ain't good enough?Copy !req
212. Flies? Flies?Copy !req
213. Poor, puny things.Copy !req
214. Who wants to eat flies?Copy !req
215. You do, you loony.Copy !req
216. Not when I can get nice, fat spiders!Copy !req
217. All right. Have it your own way.Copy !req
218. Read, dummkopf, where I have marked.Copy !req
219. Gentlemen,Copy !req
220. we are dealing with the undead.Copy !req
221. Nosferatu?Copy !req
222. Yes, Nosferatu,Copy !req
223. the undead, the vampire.Copy !req
224. The vampire attacks the throat.Copy !req
225. It leaves two little wounds,Copy !req
226. white with red centers.Copy !req
227. Dr. Seward, your patient, Renfield,Copy !req
228. whose blood I have just analyzed,Copy !req
229. is obsessed with the ideaCopy !req
230. that he must devour living thingsCopy !req
231. in order to sustain his own life.Copy !req
232. But Professor Van Helsing,Copy !req
233. modern medical science
does not admit of such a creature.Copy !req
234. The vampire is a pure myth, superstition.Copy !req
235. I may be able to bring you proofCopy !req
236. that the superstition of yesterdayCopy !req
237. can become the scientific reality of today.Copy !req
238. But, Professor, Renfield's cravingsCopy !req
239. have always been
for small living things.Copy !req
240. Nothing human.Copy !req
241. As far as we know, Doctor.Copy !req
242. But you tell me
that he escapes from his room.Copy !req
243. He is gone for hours.Copy !req
244. Where does he go?Copy !req
245. Well, Mr. Renfield,Copy !req
246. you are looking much better
than you did this morning when I arrived.Copy !req
247. Thanks, I'm feeling much better.Copy !req
248. I am here to help you.Copy !req
249. You understand that,
do you not?Copy !req
250. Why, of course.
And I'm very grateful.Copy !req
251. Keep your filthy hands to yourself!Copy !req
252. Now, now, Renfield.Copy !req
253. Oh, Dr. Seward,
send me away from this place.Copy !req
254. Send me far away.Copy !req
255. Why are you so anxious to get away?Copy !req
256. My cries at night,
they might disturb Miss Mina.Copy !req
257. Yes?Copy !req
258. They might give her bad dreams,
Professor Van Helsing.Copy !req
259. Bad dreams.Copy !req
260. That sounded like a wolf.Copy !req
261. Yes, it did.Copy !req
262. But I hardly think
there are wolves so near London.Copy !req
263. He thinks they're wolves.Copy !req
264. Me, I've heard them howl at night before.Copy !req
265. He thinks they're talking to him.Copy !req
266. He howls and howls back at them.
He's crazy!Copy !req
267. I might have known.
I might have known.Copy !req
268. We know why the wolves talk,Copy !req
269. do we not, Mr. Renfield?Copy !req
270. And we know how we can make them stop.Copy !req
271. You know too much to live, Van Helsing.Copy !req
272. Now, now, Renfield.Copy !req
273. We'll get no more out of him now
for a while.Copy !req
274. Take him away, Martin.Copy !req
275. On your way, old fly eater.Copy !req
276. I'm warning you, Dr. Seward.
If you don't send me away,Copy !req
277. you must answer
for what will happen to Miss Mina!Copy !req
278. All right, Martin.Copy !req
279. Come along, now, come along.Copy !req
280. What was that herb
that excited him so?Copy !req
281. Wolfsbane.Copy !req
282. It is a plant that grows in central Europe.Copy !req
283. The natives there use it
to protect themselves against vampires.Copy !req
284. Renfield reacted very violently
to its scent.Copy !req
285. Seward, I want you to have
Renfield closely watchedCopy !req
286. by day and night,
especially by night.Copy !req
287. Yes, Master.Copy !req
288. Master, you've come back.Copy !req
289. No, Master, please!Copy !req
290. Please don't ask me to do that!Copy !req
291. Don't! Not her!Copy !req
292. Please! Please don't, Master!Copy !req
293. Don't, please!Copy !req
294. Please!Copy !req
295. Oh, don't!Copy !req
296. I lay in bed for quite a while, reading.Copy !req
297. And just as I was commencing
to get drowsy,Copy !req
298. I heard dogs howling.Copy !req
299. And when the dream came,Copy !req
300. it seemed the whole room
was filled with mist.Copy !req
301. It was so thick,Copy !req
302. I could just see the lamp by the bed,Copy !req
303. a tiny spark in the fog.Copy !req
304. And then I saw two red eyes
staring at me,Copy !req
305. and a white livid face
came down out of the mist.Copy !req
306. It came closerCopy !req
307. and closer.Copy !req
308. I felt its breath on my face,Copy !req
309. and then its lips.Copy !req
310. Dear, it was only a dream.Copy !req
311. And then, in the morning,
I felt so weak.Copy !req
312. It seemed as if all the life
had been drained out of me.Copy !req
313. Darling, we're going to forget all
about these dreams,Copy !req
314. think about something cheerful,
aren't we?Copy !req
315. Allow me.Copy !req
316. Oh, certainly, Professor.Copy !req
317. Think for a moment.Copy !req
318. Is there anything that might
have brought this dream on?Copy !req
319. No.Copy !req
320. Doctor,Copy !req
321. there's something troubling Mina,
something she won't tell us.Copy !req
322. And the face in the dream,Copy !req
323. you say it seemed
to come closer and closer?Copy !req
324. The lips touched you? Where?Copy !req
325. Is there anything the matter
with your throat?Copy !req
326. - Oh, no, but I...
- Permit me.Copy !req
327. - No, please!
- Yes, yes.Copy !req
328. How long have you had
those little marks?Copy !req
329. Marks?Copy !req
330. Please.Copy !req
331. Mina, why didn't you let us know?Copy !req
332. Do not excite her.Copy !req
333. When, Miss Mina?Copy !req
334. Since the morning after the dream.Copy !req
335. What could have caused them, Professor?Copy !req
336. Count Dracula!Copy !req
337. It's good to see you back again, Doctor.Copy !req
338. I heard you have just arrived.Copy !req
339. And you, Miss Mina.Copy !req
340. You're looking exceptionally...Copy !req
341. Pardon me, Dr. Seward,Copy !req
342. but I think Miss Mina
should go to her room at once.Copy !req
343. Professor Van Helsing,Copy !req
344. I don't believe it's as important
as you seem to think it is.Copy !req
345. Excuse me. Count Dracula,
Professor Van Helsing.Copy !req
346. Van Helsing.Copy !req
347. A most distinguished scientistCopy !req
348. whose name we know,
even in the wilds of Transylvania.Copy !req
349. I had a frightful dream
a few nights ago,Copy !req
350. and I don't seem to be able
to get it out of my mind.Copy !req
351. I hope you haven't taken
my stories too seriously.Copy !req
352. Stories?Copy !req
353. Yes.Copy !req
354. In my humble effort to amuse
your fiancée, Mr. Harker,Copy !req
355. I was telling her some rather grim tales
of my far-off country.Copy !req
356. I can imagine.Copy !req
357. Why, John!Copy !req
358. I can quite understand
Mr. Harker's concern.Copy !req
359. I'm afraid it's quite serious.Copy !req
360. My dear, I'm sure Count Dracula
will excuse you.Copy !req
361. You must go to your room
as Professor Van Helsing suggests.Copy !req
362. Oh, but, really, Father,
I'm feeling quite well.Copy !req
363. You had better do
as your father advises.Copy !req
364. Very well.Copy !req
365. Good night.Copy !req
366. John.Copy !req
367. Miss Mina?Copy !req
368. May I call later
and inquire how you're feeling?Copy !req
369. Why, yes. Thank you.Copy !req
370. I'm sorry, Doctor.
My visit was so ill-timed.Copy !req
371. Not at all.Copy !req
372. On the contrary, it may prove
to be most enlightening.Copy !req
373. In fact, before you go,
you can be of definite service.Copy !req
374. Anything I can do. Gladly.Copy !req
375. A moment ago,Copy !req
376. I stumbled upon
a most amazing phenomenon,Copy !req
377. something so incredible,Copy !req
378. I mistrust my own judgment.Copy !req
379. Look.Copy !req
380. Dr. Seward, my humble apology.Copy !req
381. I dislike mirrors.Copy !req
382. Van Helsing will explain.Copy !req
383. For one who has not lived
even a single lifetime,Copy !req
384. you are a wise man, Van Helsing.Copy !req
385. What on earth caused that?Copy !req
386. Did you see the look on his face?
Like a wild animal!Copy !req
387. Wild animal? Like a madman!Copy !req
388. What's that running across the lawn?Copy !req
389. Looks like a huge dog!Copy !req
390. Or a wolf?Copy !req
391. A Wolf?Copy !req
392. He was afraid we might follow.Copy !req
393. Follow?Copy !req
394. Sometimes they take the form of wolves,
but generally of bats.Copy !req
395. What are you talking about?Copy !req
396. Dracula.Copy !req
397. But what's Dracula got to do
with wolves and bats?Copy !req
398. Dracula is our vampire.Copy !req
399. But surely, Professor...Copy !req
400. A vampire casts no reflection
in the glass.Copy !req
401. That is why Dracula smashed the mirror.Copy !req
402. I don't mean to be rude,Copy !req
403. but that's the sort of thing I'd expect
one of the patients here to say.Copy !req
404. Yes, and that is what
your English doctors would say,Copy !req
405. your police.Copy !req
406. The strength of the vampire
is that people will not believe in him.Copy !req
407. Professor, vampires only exist
in ghost stories.Copy !req
408. A vampire, Mr. Harker,Copy !req
409. is a being that lives
after its deathCopy !req
410. by drinking the blood of the living.Copy !req
411. It must have blood or it dies.Copy !req
412. Its power lasts only
from sunset to sunrise.Copy !req
413. During the hours of the day,Copy !req
414. it must rest in the earth
in which it was buried.Copy !req
415. But then, if Dracula were a vampire,Copy !req
416. he'd have to return every nightCopy !req
417. to Transylvania, and that's impossible.Copy !req
418. Then he must have brought
his native soil with him, boxes of it.Copy !req
419. Boxes of earth large enough
for him to rest in.Copy !req
420. Renfield? What are you doing there?Copy !req
421. Come here.Copy !req
422. Did you hear what we were saying?Copy !req
423. Yes, I heard something.Copy !req
424. Enough.Copy !req
425. Be guided by what he says.Copy !req
426. It's your only hope.Copy !req
427. It's her only hope.Copy !req
428. I begged you to send me away,
but you wouldn't.Copy !req
429. Now it's too late.
It's happened again.Copy !req
430. What's happened?Copy !req
431. Take her away from here.
Take her away before...Copy !req
432. No, no, Master!
I wasn't going to say anything!Copy !req
433. I told them nothing!
I'm loyal to you, Master.Copy !req
434. What have you to do with Dracula?Copy !req
435. Dracula?Copy !req
436. I never even heard the name before.Copy !req
437. You will die in torment if you die
with innocent blood on your soul.Copy !req
438. Oh, no.Copy !req
439. God will not damn a lunatic's soul.Copy !req
440. He knows that the powers of evil
are too greatCopy !req
441. for those of us with weak minds.Copy !req
442. Oh, Mr. Harker!
Mr. Harker, it's horrible!Copy !req
443. Oh, it's horrible! Dr. Seward!Copy !req
444. Miss Mina, out there dead!Copy !req
445. Where? Where?Copy !req
446. Out there!Copy !req
447. Thank heaven she's alive.
Thank heaven for that.Copy !req
448. Alive, yes, but in greater danger,Copy !req
449. for she's already under his influence.Copy !req
450. It's horrible, Van Helsing, horrible!
Incredible.Copy !req
451. Incredible, perhaps, but a fact.
We must face it.Copy !req
452. We must cope with it.Copy !req
453. "Further attacks on small children
committed after darkCopy !req
454. "by the mysterious woman in white
took place last night.Copy !req
455. "Narratives of two small girls,
each child describingCopy !req
456. "a beautiful lady in white
who promised her chocolates,Copy !req
457. "enticed her to a secluded spotCopy !req
458. "and there bit her
slightly in the throat."Copy !req
459. Ghosts.Copy !req
460. Vampires.Copy !req
461. And then, Miss Mina?Copy !req
462. Well, how could she know anything
about the woman in white?Copy !req
463. It's bad enough for her
to read it in the newspaper...Copy !req
464. Please, please, Mr. Harker.Copy !req
465. And when was the next time
you saw Miss LucyCopy !req
466. after she was buried?Copy !req
467. I was downstairs on the terrace.Copy !req
468. She came out of the shadows
and stood looking at me.Copy !req
469. I started to speak to her.Copy !req
470. And then I remembered
she was dead.Copy !req
471. The most horrible expression
came over her face.Copy !req
472. She looked like a hungry animal.Copy !req
473. A Wolf.Copy !req
474. And then she turned
and ran back into the dark.Copy !req
475. Then you know the woman in white is...Copy !req
476. Lucy.Copy !req
477. Miss Mina,Copy !req
478. I promise you that after tonight
she will remain at rest,Copy !req
479. her soul released from this horror.Copy !req
480. If you can save
Lucy's soul after death,Copy !req
481. promise me you'll save mine.Copy !req
482. Darling, you're not going to die,
you're going to live.Copy !req
483. No, John. You mustn't touch me.Copy !req
484. And you mustn't kiss me ever again.Copy !req
485. What are you trying to say?Copy !req
486. You tell him.
You make him understand.Copy !req
487. I can't.Copy !req
488. Professor?Copy !req
489. It's all over, John.Copy !req
490. Our love, our life together.Copy !req
491. Oh, no.Copy !req
492. No, no, don't look at me like that.Copy !req
493. I love you, John.Copy !req
494. You.Copy !req
495. But this horror, he wills it.Copy !req
496. Miss Mina, you must come indoors.Copy !req
497. You must.Copy !req
498. You know what you're
doing to her, Professor?Copy !req
499. You're driving her crazy!Copy !req
500. Mr. Harker, that is what
you should be worrying about.Copy !req
501. The last rays of the day's sun
will soon be gone,Copy !req
502. and another night will be upon us.Copy !req
503. Dr. Seward, I'm taking Mina with meCopy !req
504. to London tonight
or I'll call in the police.Copy !req
505. But, John...Copy !req
506. Mina, please get your bags packed.Copy !req
507. Seward, I must be master here
or I can do nothing.Copy !req
508. Right.Copy !req
509. Miss Mina,Copy !req
510. both this room and your bedroomCopy !req
511. have been prepared with wolfsbane.Copy !req
512. You will be safe if Dracula returns.Copy !req
513. She'll be safe, all right,
because she's going with me.Copy !req
514. Mina, I'll be waiting for you
in the library.Copy !req
515. Oh, John! Father, talk to him.Copy !req
516. Please don't let him go.Copy !req
517. Oh, Briggs.Copy !req
518. Miss Mina is to wear
this wreath of wolfsbaneCopy !req
519. when she goes to bed.Copy !req
520. Watch her closely,Copy !req
521. and see that she does not remove it
in her sleep.Copy !req
522. I understand, Professor.Copy !req
523. And under no circumstances
must these windows be opened tonight.Copy !req
524. Very well, sir.Copy !req
525. You will recollectCopy !req
526. that Dracula cast
no reflection in the mirror.Copy !req
527. Yes.Copy !req
528. And that three boxes of earth
were delivered to him at Carfax Abbey.Copy !req
529. Quite.Copy !req
530. And knowing that a vampire
must rest by day in his native soil,Copy !req
531. I am convinced that this Dracula
is no legendCopy !req
532. but an undead creature whose life
has been unnaturally prolonged.Copy !req
533. Well, Dr. Seward, what about it?Copy !req
534. Is Mina going with me or not?Copy !req
535. If you take her from under our protection,
you will kill her.Copy !req
536. Now, John, please, please, be patient.Copy !req
537. Mr. Harker, please, come here.Copy !req
538. Well.Copy !req
539. John, I know you love her,Copy !req
540. but don't forget she's my daughter,Copy !req
541. and I must do what I think is best.Copy !req
542. Mr. Harker,Copy !req
543. I have devoted my lifetime
to the study of many strange things,Copy !req
544. little-known facts, which the worldCopy !req
545. is perhaps better off not knowing.Copy !req
546. I know,Copy !req
547. but, Professor, all I want
is to get Mina away from all of this.Copy !req
548. That will do no good.Copy !req
549. Our only chance of saving
Miss Mina's lifeCopy !req
550. is to find the hiding place
of Dracula's living corpseCopy !req
551. and to drive a stake
through its heart.Copy !req
552. Isn't this a strange conversation
for men who aren't crazy?Copy !req
553. Renfield, you're compelling me
to put you in a straitjacket.Copy !req
554. You forget, Doctor,
that madmen have great strength.Copy !req
555. Dracula has great strength, eh, Renfield?Copy !req
556. Words, words, words.Copy !req
557. Oh, Martin. Didn't I warn you
to keep a strict watch?Copy !req
558. What? What? Again?Copy !req
559. Yes, sir. At once, sir.Copy !req
560. Yes, sir. Right away, sir.Copy !req
561. Here. The doctor's pet loony
is loose again.Copy !req
562. He came and stood
below my window in the moonlight.Copy !req
563. And he promised me things.Copy !req
564. Not in words,Copy !req
565. but by doing them.Copy !req
566. Doing them?Copy !req
567. By making them happen.Copy !req
568. A red mist spread over the lawn,Copy !req
569. coming on like a flame of fire.Copy !req
570. And then he parted it.Copy !req
571. And I could see that there were
thousands of ratsCopy !req
572. with their eyes blazing red,Copy !req
573. like his, only smaller.Copy !req
574. And then he held up his hand,Copy !req
575. and they all stopped.Copy !req
576. And I thought he seemed to be saying,Copy !req
577. "Rats. Rats.Copy !req
578. "Rats!"Copy !req
579. Thousands,Copy !req
580. millions of them.Copy !req
581. "All red blood,Copy !req
582. "all these will I give youCopy !req
583. "if you will obey me."Copy !req
584. What did he want you to do?Copy !req
585. That which has already been done.Copy !req
586. Strike me down dead, Doctor.
He's got me going.Copy !req
587. Now he's twisted and broken them iron bars
as if they was cheese.Copy !req
588. Dracula is in the house.Copy !req
589. In the house?Copy !req
590. Doctor, this time he can do no harm.
We are ready for him.Copy !req
591. Martin, come with me.Copy !req
592. I'll show you where we can put Mr. Renfield
where he won't escape again.Copy !req
593. All right, but I have me doubts.
Come along, old fly eater.Copy !req
594. Now, you mustn't get out of it this time.Copy !req
595. I'm awfully sorry to have to look you up,
but you've got to stay in your room.Copy !req
596. Van Helsing.Copy !req
597. Now that you have learned
what you have learned,Copy !req
598. it would be well for you
to return to your own country.Copy !req
599. I prefer to remainCopy !req
600. and protect those
whom you would destroy.Copy !req
601. You are too late.Copy !req
602. My blood now flows through her veins.Copy !req
603. She will live through the centuries to come,Copy !req
604. as I have lived.Copy !req
605. Should you escape us, Dracula,Copy !req
606. we know how to save Miss Mina's soul,
if not her life.Copy !req
607. If she dies by day.Copy !req
608. But I shall see
that she dies by night.Copy !req
609. And I will have Carfax Abbey
torn down stone by stone,Copy !req
610. excavated a mile around.Copy !req
611. I will find your earth box
and drive that stake through your heart.Copy !req
612. Come here.Copy !req
613. ComeCopy !req
614. here.Copy !req
615. Your will is strong,Copy !req
616. Van Helsing.Copy !req
617. More wolfsbane?Copy !req
618. More effective than wolfsbane, Count.Copy !req
619. Indeed.Copy !req
620. Open the windows, Briggs,
and let in some air.Copy !req
621. The odor in the room from that
horrible weed is stifling.Copy !req
622. I can't stand it.Copy !req
623. But the Professor gave orders.Copy !req
624. Oh, never mind the Professor now.Copy !req
625. Now, please, go back to bed at once.
I'm going to call your father.Copy !req
626. What is it, Briggs?Copy !req
627. Oh, I don't know, Mr. Harker.Copy !req
628. I felt strangely dizzy.Copy !req
629. And when it cleared away,Copy !req
630. Miss Mina was up and dressed
and out on the terrace.Copy !req
631. And I can't get her to go to bed.Copy !req
632. Well, let me see her.
Tell her I'm here.Copy !req
633. John.Copy !req
634. Oh, John, I'm so glad you're here.Copy !req
635. Well, what have they
been doing to me, dear?Copy !req
636. Locking me in my room.Copy !req
637. And the horrible smell
of that awful weed.Copy !req
638. It's been like a nightmare.Copy !req
639. What's been the matter?Copy !req
640. Why are you looking at me like that?Copy !req
641. Mina.Copy !req
642. You're so...
Like a changed girl.Copy !req
643. Oh, you look wonderful.Copy !req
644. I feel wonderful.Copy !req
645. I've never felt better in my life.Copy !req
646. Oh, I'm so glad to see you like this.Copy !req
647. I've been awfully worried about you.Copy !req
648. Mr. Harker.Copy !req
649. You better bring Miss Mina inside.Copy !req
650. That's all right, Briggs,
now that I'm here.Copy !req
651. Run along, Briggs. Don't worry.Copy !req
652. John. Look, the fog's lifting.Copy !req
653. See how plain you can see the stars?Copy !req
654. Yes.Copy !req
655. Millions of them.Copy !req
656. I've never seen them so close.Copy !req
657. Why, it looks as if you could
reach out and touch them.Copy !req
658. Would you like me
to get you a hat...Copy !req
659. Why, what's the matter?Copy !req
660. Oh, nothing. Nothing at all.Copy !req
661. Come.Copy !req
662. Let's sit down.Copy !req
663. Van Helsing.Copy !req
664. Seward, that which I feared
from the beginning has happened.Copy !req
665. What?Copy !req
666. Dracula boasts that he has fused his blood
with that of Miss Mina.Copy !req
667. In life, she will now become
the foul thing of the night that he is.Copy !req
668. - But Van Helsing...
- No, no, come, Seward.Copy !req
669. Come, there's not a moment to be lost.Copy !req
670. Oh, but I love the fog.
I love nights with fog.Copy !req
671. But only yesterday you said
you were afraid of the night.Copy !req
672. But, darling, I could never
have said anything so silly.Copy !req
673. I couldn't. I love the night.Copy !req
674. That's the only time
I feel really alive.Copy !req
675. There's that bat again.Copy !req
676. Yes?Copy !req
677. Look out. He'll get in your hair.Copy !req
678. Yes?Copy !req
679. My, that was a big bat.Copy !req
680. I will.Copy !req
681. You will what?Copy !req
682. Oh, I didn't say anything.Copy !req
683. Yes, you did. You said, "I will."Copy !req
684. Oh, no, I didn't.Copy !req
685. John, come. Sit down.Copy !req
686. There must be some way,
some way to save her.Copy !req
687. - There is only one...
- John.Copy !req
688. That funny little old professor,
he has a crucifix.Copy !req
689. Now, I want you to get it
away from him and hide it.Copy !req
690. But why, dear?Copy !req
691. Oh, he'll be wanting
to protect me againCopy !req
692. from the night or Count Dracula
or whatever it is.Copy !req
693. Well, I don't know.
He may be right, Mina.Copy !req
694. Your eyes.Copy !req
695. They look at me so strangely.Copy !req
696. Mina.Copy !req
697. Mina, you're...Copy !req
698. No, Mina, no!Copy !req
699. Give me that. What's the idea?
Have you gone crazy?Copy !req
700. What are you trying to do?
Frighten her to death?Copy !req
701. No, I was trying to save her.Copy !req
702. Save her? That's a fine way.
It's all right, darling.Copy !req
703. Oh, John, darling,
you must go away from me...Copy !req
704. The cross, put it away.Copy !req
705. After what's happened,
I can't bear to look at it.Copy !req
706. What's happened?Copy !req
707. I can't tell you. I can't.Copy !req
708. Ah, but you must. You must tell me.
I have a right to know.Copy !req
709. Oh, John.Copy !req
710. You can believe everything he says.
It's all the truth.Copy !req
711. Dracula, he...Copy !req
712. Dracula?Copy !req
713. Well, what's he done to you, dearie?
Tell me.Copy !req
714. He came to me.Copy !req
715. He opened a vein in his armCopy !req
716. and he made me drink...Copy !req
717. What is it?
Who is it, Martin?Copy !req
718. It's that big gray bat again, sir.Copy !req
719. It's no use of wasting your bullets, Martin.Copy !req
720. They cannot harm that bat.Copy !req
721. No, sir.Copy !req
722. He's crazy.Copy !req
723. They're all crazy.Copy !req
724. They're all crazy, except you and me.Copy !req
725. Sometimes I have me doubts about you.Copy !req
726. Yes.Copy !req
727. That's Renfield.
What's he doing at the Abbey?Copy !req
728. Come, Mr. Harker.Copy !req
729. Master! Master, I'm here!Copy !req
730. Where else would he be going
but to Dracula?Copy !req
731. What is it, Master?Copy !req
732. What do you want me to do?Copy !req
733. Look, here's an opening.Copy !req
734. Mina!Copy !req
735. Mina!Copy !req
736. I didn't lead them here, Master.Copy !req
737. I didn't know. I swear.Copy !req
738. No! No!Copy !req
739. Wait!Copy !req
740. I'm loyal to you, Master.Copy !req
741. I'm your slave.
I didn't betray you.Copy !req
742. Oh, no, don't! Don't kill me!Copy !req
743. Let me live, please!Copy !req
744. Punish me, torture me,
but let me live!Copy !req
745. I can't die with all those lives
on my conscience!Copy !req
746. All that blood on my hands!Copy !req
747. Mina! Mina!Copy !req
748. He'll kill her
if we don't get to her.Copy !req
749. We must not be too late.Copy !req
750. We have him trapped. Day is breaking.
We have him trapped.Copy !req
751. He's killing her.Copy !req
752. Mina! Mina, where are you?Copy !req
753. Mina. Mina.Copy !req
754. Mina, where are you?Copy !req
755. Mina.Copy !req
756. Mina!Copy !req
757. Mina! Mina!Copy !req
758. Harker! Harker!Copy !req
759. - Yes?
- Come.Copy !req
760. Where? Where are you?Copy !req
761. Here. Here, Harker.
I have found them.Copy !req
762. Get me a piece of stone, anything.Copy !req
763. It will help me drive the stake
through their hearts.Copy !req
764. Is she... How is she?Copy !req
765. She is not here.Copy !req
766. Then... Then she may be alive.Copy !req
767. Mina! Mina!Copy !req
768. Mina!Copy !req
769. Mina!Copy !req
770. Mina!Copy !req
771. Mina! Mina!Copy !req
772. Oh, John. John, darling.Copy !req
773. I heard you calling,
but I couldn't say anything.Copy !req
774. We thought he'd killed you, dear.Copy !req
775. The daylight stopped him.Copy !req
776. Oh, if you could have seen
the look on his face.Copy !req
777. There's nothing more to fear, Miss Mina.
Dracula is dead forever.Copy !req
778. No, no, no. You must go.Copy !req
779. But aren't you coming with us?Copy !req
780. Not yet, presently.
Come, John.Copy !req