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DRACULA - CHAPTER 1:''Jonathan Harker's
Journal''.
- THE TRIP.
- May, 4 & 5.
- Jonathan Harker describes the
landscapes during his trip from
Munich to Hungary.
- The place where he goes where all
the evil spirits are released.
- And that's why the owner of
the inn gives him a crucifix.
- He goes to that place
with diligence.
- And that's why the owner of
the inn gives him a crucifix.
- During the trip, Jonathan Harker is
picked up by Count Dracula's
carriage.
- Jonathan describes the driver and the trip
during the night to reach the castle of the
Count.
- The driver had a enormous physical
strength.
- And ease to control the wolves.
- And ease to control the wolves.
- The driver had a enormous physical
strength.
- Jonathan describes the driver and the trip
during the night to reach the castle of the
Count.
- Jonathan Harker describes the
landscapes during his trip from
Munich to Hungary.
- May, 4 & 5.
- Bram Stoker.
- Born: November 8,
1847 Clontarf, Ireland
- Died: April 20, 1912
London, England
- Died: April 20, 1912
London, England
- Irish writer.
- Bram Stoker is best known as
the author of Dracula (1897),
one of the most famous horror
novels of all time.
- Early life.
- Her mother Charotte, related
him cruel and vivid tales began
to shape the young Stoker's
imagination.
- Early writings
- He began writing and publishing
novels, beginning with The
Snake's Pass in 1890.
- The success of this book prompted
Stoker to continue writing.
- The success of this book prompted
Stoker to continue writing.
- He began writing and publishing
novels, beginning with The
Snake's Pass in 1890.
- Her mother Charotte, related
him cruel and vivid tales began
to shape the young Stoker's
imagination.
- Born: November 8,
1847 Clontarf, Ireland
- Valentina de los Ángeles Murillo Sierra. 1102.
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