Then come with me," he said. "And I will show you. So that night he took me to Lucy's tomb. He had the key and we went inside. was very afraid. In the dark, with the dead flowers lying on Lucy's coffin, the tomb was a terrible place. Slowly, Van Helsing began to open the coffin. Then he turned to me, and said, 'Look. I came nearer and looked. The coffin was empty For me, it was a terrible surprise, but Van Helsing only shook his head. 'Now we must wait outside,' he said. We waited all night. I was cold and afraid, and angry with myself and with Van Helsing. Then, suddenly, something white moved in the trees near the tomb. We went nearer, and we found a little child on the ground, by the tomb. Van Helsing held it out to me, and I looked at its neck. There are no wounds on the child's neck I said "No," Van Helsing replied. "We are just in time. The next day, Van Helsing and I went back into the tomb again and opened the lid of the coffin. This time Lucy's body lay there. She died more than a week ago but she did not Her mouth was red and her face was more look dead. beautiful than ever. Then Van Helsing pulled back her mouth and showed me her long, sharp teeth. "Now do you believe me?' he said. "Lucy is now one of the Un-Dead, and with these teeth she will soon kill one of these poor little children. We must stop her before she does.' He stopped for a minute and thought. "But we must send for Arthur, He, too, must see and believe this Arthur was very unhappy, and also angry. He could not believe that Lucy was now one of the Un-Dead, but in the end he agreed to come with us to the tomb. It was just before midnight when we got to the churchyard. The night was dark, but now and then a little moonlight came through the clouds. Van Helsing opened the door of the tomb and we all went in. Now, Jack," he said to me, 'you were with me yesterday afternoon. Was Miss Lucy's body in that coffin then?' was,' I replied. slowly, Van Helsing opened the coffin. Arthur's face was white when he moved nearer. We a ooked down. The coffin was empty! For a minute, no one spoke. Then Van Helsing said, 'Now we must go outside and wait.
It was good to be outside again, away from the dark, smelly tomb. We stood and waited in silence. Then, through the trees, we saw something white. It was moving nearer to us. Its face was white, its mouth was red, and drops of blood fell from it. Suddenly it saw us and stopped. It gave us a look of terrible anger, and Arthur gave a little cry. "It's Lucy!' She smiled. "Oh, Arthur, come to me. Leave those others, and come to me, my love,' she said sweetly. Arthur took his hands from his face and opened his arms to her. She was moving nearer to him when Van Helsing ran between them, and held out his little gold cross. Lucy stopped and stood back from it. Then, with a look of terrible anger on her face, she went to the tomb and through the door. The door was closed, but she went through it! "Now, Arthur, my friend," Van Helsing said, 'do you understand? Arthur put his face in his hands and cried, 'I do! Oh, I do! The next day, Arthur, Van Helsing, and I went back to the tomb. Van Helsing had a bag with him, and when we were in the tomb, he again opened Lucy's coffin. The body lay there, horribly beautiful. Arthur was white and he was shaking. "Is this really Lucy?" he asked. t is, and it is not. But wait, and you will see the real Lucy again," Van Helsing replied. He took from his bag a long piece of wood and a hammer Arthur and I stood silent and watched. Then Van Helsing said to Arthur, "You loved Lucy. You must bring her back to us. You must take this piece of wood in your left hand, and the hammer in your right hand. Then you must drive the wood through Lucy's heart. It isn't easy for you, but it will soon be done. Can you do this for her?' can, Arthur replied strongly. His face was very pale, but he held the piece of wood over Lucy's heart, and brought the hammer down hard.
Then come with me," he said. "And I will show you. So that night he took me to Lucy's tomb. He had the key and we went inside. was very afraid. In the dark, with the dead flowers lying on Lucy's coffin, the tomb was a terrible place. Slowly, Van Helsing began to open the coffin. Then he turned to me, and said, 'Look. I came nearer and looked. The coffin was empty For me, it was a terrible surprise, but Van Helsing only shook his head. 'Now we must wait outside,' he said. We waited all night. I was cold and afraid, and angry with myself and with Van Helsing. Then, suddenly, something white moved in the trees near the tomb. We went nearer, and we found a little child on the ground, by the tomb. Van Helsing held it out to me, and I looked at its neck. There are no wounds on the child's neck I said "No," Van Helsing replied. "We are just in time. The next day, Van Helsing and I went back into the tomb again and opened the lid of the coffin. This time Lucy's body lay there. She died more than a week ago but she did not Her mouth was red and her face was more look dead. beautiful than ever. Then Van Helsing pulled back her mouth and showed me her long, sharp teeth. "Now do you believe me?' he said. "Lucy is now one of the Un-Dead, and with these teeth she will soon kill one of these poor little children. We must stop her before she does.' He stopped for a minute and thought. "But we must send for Arthur, He, too, must see and believe this Arthur was very unhappy, and also angry. He could not believe that Lucy was now one of the Un-Dead, but in the end he agreed to come with us to the tomb. It was just before midnight when we got to the churchyard. The night was dark, but now and then a little moonlight came through the clouds. Van Helsing opened the door of the tomb and we all went in. Now, Jack," he said to me, 'you were with me yesterday afternoon. Was Miss Lucy's body in that coffin then?' was,' I replied. slowly, Van Helsing opened the coffin. Arthur's face was white when he moved nearer. We a ooked down. The coffin was empty! For a minute, no one spoke. Then Van Helsing said, 'Now we must go outside and wait. It was good to be outside again, away from the dark, smelly tomb. We stood and waited in silence. Then, through the trees, we saw something white. It was moving nearer to us. Its face was white, its mouth was red, and drops of blood fell from it. Suddenly it saw us and stopped. It gave us a look of terrible anger, and Arthur gave a little cry. "It's Lucy!' She smiled. "Oh, Arthur, come to me. Leave those others, and come to me, my love,' she said sweetly. Arthur took his hands from his face and opened his arms to her. She was moving nearer to him when Van Helsing ran between them, and held out his little gold cross. Lucy stopped and stood back from it. Then, with a look of terrible anger on her face, she went to the tomb and through the door. The door was closed, but she went through it! "Now, Arthur, my friend," Van Helsing said, 'do you understand? Arthur put his face in his hands and cried, 'I do! Oh, I do! The next day, Arthur, Van Helsing, and I went back to the tomb. Van Helsing had a bag with him, and when we were in the tomb, he again opened Lucy's coffin. The body lay there, horribly beautiful. Arthur was white and he was shaking. "Is this really Lucy?" he asked. t is, and it is not. But wait, and you will see the real Lucy again," Van Helsing replied. He took from his bag a long piece of wood and a hammer Arthur and I stood silent and watched. Then Van Helsing said to Arthur, "You loved Lucy. You must bring her back to us. You must take this piece of wood in your left hand, and the hammer in your right hand. Then you must drive the wood through Lucy's heart. It isn't easy for you, but it will soon be done. Can you do this for her?' can, Arthur replied strongly. His face was very pale, but he held the piece of wood over Lucy's heart, and brought the hammer down hard.
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