Chapters tagged lucy westenra

by ThomasMoro

Chapter 2

Naive realtor Jane Harker travels to Transylvania to make final arrangements with a mysterious foreign client concerning the purchase of an estate in England. Along the way, she hears rumors about her host -- Count Dracula -- but ignores them as so much superstition. It's only a...

by ThomasMoro

Chapter 10

"Come along, Tara," said Lucy Westenra as she and Mina Murray walked through the Paris railroad station. "We're never going to make it to the Orient Express in time if you keep dawdling the way you have been." "I'm sorry, Miss," said Tara, "but this trunk you gave me to carry, i...

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Chapter 12

"So how far are you going?" asked Dr. Henry Jekyll as he sat at one of the middle tables in the dining car with his colleague Professor John Griffin and three other people whom he had recently met. "I don't know yet," replied Lucy Westenra, the most attractive of his recent acqu...

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Chapter 14

"One more bottle of wine, my good man," said Lucy to the waiter. "I'm still feeling thirsty." "Actually you've had quite enough wine for tonight, Lucy," said Mina. "It's about time you leave some for the other people on the train." "Oh, you're no fun anymore, Mina," said Lucy....

by ThomasMoro

Chapter 15

"You drank from that flask after I had specifically forbidden you to do so?" asked Dr. Henry Jekyll as he stared at Lucy Westenra with a look of disbelief. "Is that what you were trying to do?" asked Lucy. "I guess I must have missed that part. As far as I can recollect, you wer...

by ThomasMoro

Chapter 17

"Oh, my!" cried Mina as she watched a young Chinese woman flee a vicious wolflike creature on the other end of the corridor. "That poor girl is going to have all her clothes torn off by that ferocious beast!' "Oh, that guy in the deerstalker hat doesn't seem that bad," said Lucy...

by ThomasMoro

Chapter 18

"Good heavens!" cried Mina as she watched the wolf ran toward her and Lucy. "The vicious animal is going to tear my dress off." "Don't be silly, Mina," said Lucy as she continued to hold Mina in a bear-hug that prevented Mina from moving her arms to cover her bare naked breasts....

by ThomasMoro

Chapter 19

**"So what am I going to do now?" asked Mina. "My dress is ripped to shreds and you just threw my pantaloons off the train. Now all I have on is my bra, my corset, my shoes, and my stockings."** **"Don't worry about that, Mina," said Lucy. "We can get one of the maids to fetch y...

by ThomasMoro

Chapter 20

Dr. Joan Watson was starting to hate this night. Not that she hadn't bad nights before. That night at Baskerville Hall when she and Holmes were chased by that gigantic hound, that night at Reichenbach Falls when Holmes confronted his arch-nemesis Professor Moriarty and of course...

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Chapter 22

Run, Dr. Joan Watson kept thinking. If you wish to keep your clothes on, run. What if I don't want to keep my clothes on? thought Joan. Don't be silly, she answered. Why would I want to lose my clothes? Who knows? Why would you want to keep them on? Are you saying that we sho...

by ThomasMoro

Chapter 23

"Who are you?" asked Dr. Joan Watson as she stared up at the redheaded figure that had just saved her from total public nakedness. The figure was dressed in a cowboy outfit -- oops, a cow_girl_ outfit -- and held a silver six-shooter. As Joan and the former wolf-lady stared at h...

by ThomasMoro

Chapter 24

Next thing Dr. Jane Watson knew, she was being guided back to the dining car while her new-found rescuer Yosemite Tam was escorting the mysterious lady who had turned into a wolf. Not that Joan worried about that part so much now. Instead she worried more about her corset. It was...

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Chapter 26

"Hello, Mina," said Lucy as she entered the maids' sleeping compartment and saw her best friend appearing to wear little more than a smile. "You didn't have to dress like that for me." "I didn't dress like this for you," said Mina, still blushing about having nothing to wear exc...

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Chapter 29

One day later, close to sundown: "Oh, my!" cried Lucy as she rode along with Lucy, Tara and Fifi in a coach they had hired at the train station. "My throat is parched. I simply have to stop somewhere and imbibe a bit of liquid refreshment." "Must you, Lucy?" asked Mina. "I had...

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Chapter 34

The next morning, when Mina came down to the dining room of the inn where she and Lucy had settled in the night before, she noticed that Lucy and her many maids were already eating breakfast. Mina was tempted to make some remark about how nobody had apparently waited for her whe...

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Chapter 35

Mina looked around to see yet another man in a black police uniform, only this one had blonde hair, not black like Inspector Kamp's. He also leaned on a cane as if he needed it to support himself. Next to him stood a short, squat, not exactly handsome dark-haired man in a black p...

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Chapter 36

Professor Griffin could not believe it. All the time that he spent exploring the back roads of Transylvania after getting off the Orient Express -- and he finally found the two women he had been seeking. More importantly, he found their maids. He wasn't sure which of the maids wa...

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Chapter 38

As Helga tried desperately to cover her enormous breasts and her embarrassingly large bush from public view, she glared at Von Smallhausen, who, as usual, seemed intent on doing little more than standing around and staring. In this case, Helga found this to be especially embarras...

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Chapter 40

"Still drinking that quaint little drink of yours, I see," said Lucy to the well-dressed Englishman she knew as Dr. Henry Jekyll. "But of course," said Dr. Jekyll. "I trust you're well-acquainted with its effects." "Am I?" asked Lucy. "Of course you are," said Dr. Jekyll. "You...

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Chapter 43

"What the heck was that?" asked Lucy Westenra as she sat at the master dining room of Castle Dracula. "What the heck was what?" asked the innocent-looking redhead who sat at the head of the table -- the one who called herself Barbara. "I heard it too," said Mina Murray as she s...