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The Vampire Maid
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James Hume Nisbet (1849–1923) was a Scottish author and artist who is also claimed by Australians as a native fantastist, since he drew on his years spent in Australia for many of his best works. He published numerous ghost and supernatural stories (including this one) over the course of his long career.
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“oh if only it were longer, the prose in itself was just as melodic and dreamy as Ariadne which I enjoyed. it's also funny to note how the name "Ariadne" is of Greek origin meaning "most holy" ahah
"...smiled while she held out her hand. I clasped that soft snowflake, and as I did so a faint thrill tingled over me and rested on my heart, stopping for the moment its beating."
"Fathomless velvety eyes these were...looked like deep dark pools of clear water, yet they filled me with fire and deprived me of strength. I sank into my chair almost as languidly as I had risen from my bed that morning"
"Lovers are not unlike ostriches in their modes of concealment" -- this quote was kinda funny to think about x
I don't think I'll ever tire from such books, however short they may be, about vampires. they're always just so, charming, I suppose”
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