The Vampyre by John William Polidori

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00:00:12 THE VAMPYRE; a Tale.
00:00:17 IT happened that in the midst of the dissipations attendant upon a London winter
00:02:38 About the same time, there came to London a young gentleman of the name of Aubrey
00:04:29 He watched him
00:06:06 Hitherto, Aubrey had had no opportunity of studying Lord Ruthven's character
00:09:16 They soon arrived at Rome
00:10:36 Aubrey determined upon leaving one
00:12:15 Having left Rome, Aubrey directed his steps towards Greece
00:15:43 Aubrey began to attach himself more and more to Ianthe
00:17:31 Next morning Aubrey set off upon his excursion unattended
00:21:57 Aubrey being put to bed was seized with a most violent fever
00:23:30 Aubrey's mind, by this shock, was much weakened
00:26:01 By promises of great reward
00:27:39 Aubrey retired to rest, but did not sleep
00:28:37 Weary of a country in which he had met with such terrible misfortunes
00:29:44 He left Smyrna, and on his way home
00:30:39 Miss Aubrey
00:32:07 The crowd was excessive
00:34:17 Aubrey became almost distracted.
00:36:30 Desirous of saving him from the injuries and sufferings he had daily encountered in his wanderings
00:37:43 The time had nearly elapsed, when, upon the last day of the year
00:39:44 Lord Ruthven had called the morning after the drawing-room
00:40:53 Aubrey, when he was left by the physician and his guardians
00:42:36 Aubrey's weakness increased
00:43:03 END
The Vampyre
by John William Polidori
read by Amy Gramour
Source:
Short Ghost and Horror Collection 011
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Online text:
The Vampyre; a Tale by John William Polidori
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See also:
The Vampyre (1819) by John William Polidori
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The vampyre : a tale (1819)
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The vampyre : a tale (1819)
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The vampyre : a tale (1819)
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The vampyre : a tale (1819)
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