Complete and unabridged, with 100 full-page plates by László Mednyánszky, Francisco Goya and Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot. The chapter cut from Dracula before publication, with eight further tales collected by Stoker's widow two years after his death. A traveller ignores his coachman and spends Walpurgis Night in a Bavarian churchyard; a judge's chamber turns out to have a use for its bell-rope; an Englishman in a Paris rubbish-yard is hunted by its rag-pickers and its rats. Paintings of moonlit graveyards, Carpathian forest and Victorian dread. The Gilded Library decoration is bats in flight, a grave slab and a wolf's head.