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Dracula by Bram Stoker / Penguin Readers Level 3

This chapter summary provides context and key details about Chapter 1 of Dracula by Bram Stoker: 1) The protagonist arrives by carriage at Castle Dracula in Transylvania and is given a meal by his mysterious host Count Dracula near the fire. 2) That night, the protagonist has strange dreams of the Count and wakes to find his bedroom door locked from the outside. 3) The next morning, the Count appears even more peculiar and unsettling, with sharp fingernails and a thirst for blood.

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Dracula by Bram Stoker / Penguin Readers Level 3

This chapter summary provides context and key details about Chapter 1 of Dracula by Bram Stoker: 1) The protagonist arrives by carriage at Castle Dracula in Transylvania and is given a meal by his mysterious host Count Dracula near the fire. 2) That night, the protagonist has strange dreams of the Count and wakes to find his bedroom door locked from the outside. 3) The next morning, the Count appears even more peculiar and unsettling, with sharp fingernails and a thirst for blood.

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Dracula by Bram Stoker / Penguin Readers Level 3

Vocabulary

Chapter 1 Castle Dracula


Page 1
carriage rough
view fields
through silver
safe shapes
to follow wolf/wolves
at last wooden
to stand/stood/stood to leave/left/left
to bring/brought/brought
Page 2
glad well-lit
meal forgive/forgave/forgiven
by the fire law
guest unusual
thin sharp fingernails
frightening sound
few sick
smell breath
to sleep/slept/slept to find/found/found
Page 3
to lock shelf/shelves
to spend/spent/spent to buy/bought/bought
I would like quite
empty to belong to
lonely to look after
to worry in the same way as
Page 4
to shave to cut/cut/cut
neck could
to think/thought/thought to see/saw/seen
blood to shine/shone/shone
to shake/shook/shaken to throw/threw/thrown
far below to shout
softly perhaps
Chapter 2 The three women
Page 4
feeling Illustration page 5
Page 6
so much to send/sent/sent
by the sea to seem
also since
will to stay
to hand only
well to write/wrote/written
to take/took/taken to go/went/gone
to fall asleep dream
Page 7
as usual key
nowhere to notice
lift to push
to be able to stairs
moonlit to enjoy
to believe to freeze/froze/frozen
climb toe
to fly/flew/flown wind
shadow weak
to lie down stronger
alone in low voices
laugh nearer
fill heart
to feel afraid Illustration page 8
Page 9
fair knee
close to lightly
to be unable to loud noise
to burn to tell/told/told
across mine
then to move
to kick to pull
to grow/grew/grown mist
dreamless
Chapter 3 A bag of blood
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nothing almost
next to happen
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cannot to wake/woke/woken
box cart
to keep/kept/kept suit
coat somewhere
the night before wear
everything to become/became/become
already to escape
how? lower than
to take off
Page 11
steps earthy
unpleasant earth floor
to step back cry
chest glassy
above
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shall busy
tears to kill
to fall/fell/fallen to die
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straight fatter (than)
wine to feed/fed/fed
until to destroy
lying to pick up
to drop to hang
slowly to hurt
bloodthirsty far away
to hurry he's going to + BV
mind hope
dead Illustration page 14
to be away sky
Chapter 4 Mina and Lucy
Page 15
to like best excitedly
to look up What's the matter?
worried
Page 16
to hold/held/held storm
thick heavy
foreign ship
tied to the wheel to reach
narrow half-sitting, half-lying
shape a wound
twice full moon
paler and weaker
Page 17
wildly tightly
near bat
to lie down to get worse
unusual illnesses

Chapter 5 Professor Van Helsing


to seem Illustration pages 18 and 19
Page 20
without to try
to hope ill
most of healthy
to take off to pull up
a breath a box
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joke frightened
softer believe me
to stand up to shut/shut/shut
fireplace a ring
they were met by successful
carefully
Page 22
to guard against

Chapter 6 Only the beginning


Page 22
too unscientific succeed
to make trouble a cart
pull away early
an escaped wolf
Page 23
to run straight at a kitchen knife
angrily to hit/hit/hit
to fall/fell/fallen sicker than I thought
to carry pain
too much
Page 24
to mean to drive/drove/driven
to ring/rang/rung quietly
to shake/shook/shaken unnaturally
more carefully a path
breathless to lie/lay/lain
Page 25
new bites towels
unwise painful
sharper than usual sadness
a rest smooth
unbroken Illustration pages 26 and 27
Page 28
tight as hard as stone
roughly to shout

Chapter 7 Beautiful but evil


to report newspapers
Page 29
a coffin empty
to step out asleep
Page 30
more beautiful than ever a flat voice
cut off to fill
to push a thick piece of wood

Chapter 8 To save a soul


we should listen as sad as
the soul to change [one's] mind
Page 31
to walk away a reply
a cloth keyhole
holy bread dreamlike
a golden-haired woman towards
wet to run down
Page 32
to throw/threw/thrown to hide/hid/hidden
sweet and lovely voice a gold cross
to shine/shone/shone shadows
Page 33
light (adj.) openly
dried blood a way
afterlife endless punishment
wonderful to save
I shan't = I won't to fail
by his side Illustration page 34
Page 35
its own blood again and again
deeper and deeper into the sunlight

Chapter 9 Carfax House


unbelievable
Page 36
a lined face greying hair
both to join
a weakness to rest
daylight to catch/caught/caught
Page 37
to travel a key
an earthy smell earth-filled
piled shadowy
Page 38
at last until

Chapter 10 Of one blood


hopeless all over England
a lot of boxes the past three weeks
a teacup to hurry out
to wave alive
Page 39
each one unwell
to sound request
living things
Page 40
to agree a watch
a footstep through the bars
as thin as Illustration page 41
Page 42
to hold tight like fire
quieter and quieter silver light
a nightdress at first
they looked like lovers chest
the doorway Illustration page 43
Page 44
to clear the mind
soon tied to him
safe careless

Chapter 11 A race against time


to tose [one's] mind the news
Page 45
a boat to read [Dracula's] mind
by sea which ship?
enough a week ago
the Black Sea to check
Page 46
to sail nearer
to forget/forgot/forgotten on horseback
to spend/spent/spent in front of them
filled with hope rocky
bad luck to mend
Page 47
to lose/lost/lost the weather
to ride/rode/ridden a road
a meeting place midday
a carriage through the mountains
along high above
snow to draw/drew/drawn
a stick without answering
Page 48
already darkness
inside/outside burning wood
slowly
Page 49
a race agaisnt time a gunshot
unsure holding his side
to run away restful
Page 50
to beat/beat/beaten a lost look

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The main characters

● Jonathan Harker

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● Count Dracula

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● Mina Murray

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● Lucy Westenra

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● Professor Abraham Van Helsing

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● Dr Jack Seward

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● Quincey Morris

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● Arthur Holmwood

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● Renfield

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