15 phrases of Dracula that will at least suck you the curiosity

Should understand friends Steemains that when I say Dracula phrases I refer not to the count but to the complete book of the same name. That is, to Dracula, but also to Mina Harker, Jonathan Harker, Abraham Van Helsing and other characters.

Regardless of who said these phrases specifically, the important thing is that they all came out of Bram Stoker's mind or that at least he was the one who wrote them.

These phrases do not suck the blood. Some are even love. But they do suck the curiosity because here you are about to read them.

15 phrases by Dracula

1. Welcome to my abode. Enter freely, by your own will, and leave part of the happiness it brings.

2. I'm confused. I doubt, I fear, I think strange things, and I myself do not dare to confess to my own soul.

3. There is a lot to learn from the beasts.

4. I have crossed oceans of time to find you.

5. Hated and feared. I'm dead to the whole world. Listen to me. I am the monster that living men would kill. I am Dracula.

6. But I'm not in the mood to describe such beauty.

7. I love you too much to condemn you.

8. We swear to take you home if you exceed drinking the health of a certain pair of eyes.

9. I'd rather have been late to conquer your heart than to arrive in time to fall in love with any other woman in the world.

10. At the bottom of this abyss, man can rest as a man. Goodbye everybody!

11. There are obscurities in life and there are lights, you are one of those lights, the light of all lights.

12. How I want to be with you and speak freely by the sea and build our castles in the air.

13. I guess women are such cowards that we think a man will save us from our fears and we will marry him.

14. The last thing I saw about Count Dracula was when he kissed my hand, with a triumphant red light in his eyes, and with a smile that Judas would be proud of.

15. Oh my dear, if you only knew how strange is the reason why I am here, it would be you who would laugh. I have learned not to think less about anyone's beliefs, no matter how strange it is.