I found that the beginning of this book quite confusing only because of the numerous names and whereabouts of places that Jonathon Harker travelled to and from.
There are many sayings that are used (ei. to know her is to love her) that I thought were more modern than this book from the 1800s.
I love the way that this book is written, through journal entries and letters. I've never read any book that has done this before so I am finding it really interesting.
Reticent: inclined to be silent or uncommunicative in speech
Idolatrous: of or relating to idolatry: the worship of a physical object as a god
Salient: moving by leaps or springs
Prodigious:
1: being an omen : b : resembling or befitting a prodigy
2: exciting amazement or wonder
3: extraordinary in bulk, quantity, or degree
Languidly:
1: drooping or flagging from or as if from exhaustion
2: sluggish in character or disposition
3: lacking force or quickness of movement
Better get back to reading before it gets too late! Right now I'm so sad that Lucy died but my gut is telling me that she is simply in a vampire state and is going to wake up and start tormenting the people of England.
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