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The Jewel of Seven Stars
Someone has seized the fabled Jewel of Seven Stars from the mummy's grip, and the ancient Egyptian queen Tera has risen from her tomb to take it back—at any cost! This thrilling tale of adventure and ritual magic recounts a supernatural struggle in which archeologists, grave robbers, and anyone else who attempts to possess the Jewel meet a mysterious, violent fate.
Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula, wrote this enthralling novel of possession, reincarnation, and an ancient curse at the peak of the Victorian fascination with Egyptology. His spellbinding blend of Eastern lore and classic horror fiction formed the template for the plots of dozens of mummy movies. This edition features the original ending as it appeared in the 1903 publication, a gripping conclusion that was censored in subsequent printings and long unavailable.
Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula, wrote this enthralling novel of possession, reincarnation, and an ancient curse at the peak of the Victorian fascination with Egyptology. His spellbinding blend of Eastern lore and classic horror fiction formed the template for the plots of dozens of mummy movies. This edition features the original ending as it appeared in the 1903 publication, a gripping conclusion that was censored in subsequent printings and long unavailable.
Reprint of the Harper & Brothers Publishers, New York and London, 1904 edition.
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Someone has seized the fabled Jewel of Seven Stars from the mummy's grip, and the ancient Egyptian queen Tera has risen from her tomb to take it back—at any cost! This thrilling tale of adventure and ritual magic recounts a supernatural struggle in which archeologists, grave robbers, and anyone else who attempts to possess the Jewel meet a mysterious, violent fate.
Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula, wrote this enthralling novel of possession, reincarnation, and an ancient curse at the peak of the Victorian fascination with Egyptology. His spellbinding blend of Eastern lore and classic horror fiction formed the template for the plots of dozens of mummy movies. This edition features the original ending as it appeared in the 1903 publication, a gripping conclusion that was censored in subsequent printings and long unavailable.
Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula, wrote this enthralling novel of possession, reincarnation, and an ancient curse at the peak of the Victorian fascination with Egyptology. His spellbinding blend of Eastern lore and classic horror fiction formed the template for the plots of dozens of mummy movies. This edition features the original ending as it appeared in the 1903 publication, a gripping conclusion that was censored in subsequent printings and long unavailable.
Reprint of the Harper & Brothers Publishers, New York and London, 1904 edition.
quincey morris;king kong;enriched classics;victorian era;castle dracula;vampire literature;dracula story;classic adventure;house sale;save mina;mysterious blood;leonard wolf;agent jonathan;skill shines;countless vampire;ultimate vampire;narrative logic;historical dracula;dead captain;ship piloted;overpowering presence;oxford world;white land;lucy dies;annotated dracula;kill dracula;edward malone;mysterious count;dead travel;train schedules;clean shaven;defeat dracula;spawned countless;white worm;films based;abraham van;travel fast;brain fever;heroes try;professor van;quiet horror;london house;horror literature;dracula's castle;professor challenger;transylvanian count;fiancee mina;increasingly horrific;mina arrives;modern vampire;rider haggard;lord godalming;film versions;mina harker;horror tale;jonathan harker;count dracula;classic horror;victorian society;physical description;van helsing;jurassic park;gothic horror;sir arthur;arthur conan;conan doyle;south america;flanders;reiten;borgo;ape-men;norton;bangle;cigarettes;moll;carfax;draculas;gulliver's;salton;trelawny;immersion;pterodactyls;klinger;summerlee;drac;frankenstein;blatty;westenra;grandaddy;lugosi;roxton;phonograph;spinoffs;nosferatu;coppola;textbook;lore;renfield;whitby;seward;basin;1897;plateau;transylvania;annotations;1912;dinosaurs;sherlock;dolan;margaret trelawney;books on victorian eras;books on enriched classics;books on vampire literatures;books on castle draculas;books on king kongs
