THE BLOOD
OF THE VAMPIRE
BY
FLORENCE MARRYAT,
AUTHOR OF
“LOVE’S CONFLICT,” “A PASSING MADNESS,” ETC.
COPYRIGHT EDITION.
LEIPZIG
BERNHARD TAUCHNITZ
1897.
A Gothic melodrama that follows an enigmatic young woman whose presence becomes linked to a series of mysterious ailments and social crises. The narrative interweaves domestic episodes, sensational set-pieces, and accounts of medical and scientific scrutiny as observers and acquaintances attempt to explain her condition as supernatural, hereditary, or pathological. Themes of heredity, female agency, social ostracism, and the tensions between superstition and emerging scientific thought drive the plot, which moves toward a tragic resolution while blending romance, moral questioning, and gothic atmosphere.
BY
FLORENCE MARRYAT,
AUTHOR OF
“LOVE’S CONFLICT,” “A PASSING MADNESS,” ETC.
COPYRIGHT EDITION.
LEIPZIG
BERNHARD TAUCHNITZ
1897.