{"collection":"Gothic & Horror Fiction","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/goth/vav/vav01.htm","path":"goth/vav/vav01.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/goth/vav/vav01.htm","text":"Preface\nPreface to the First (1870) Edition\nIntroduction\nTHE VAMPIRE'S FIRST STORY. In which a Man deceives a Woman\nTHE VAMPIRE'S SECOND STORY. Of the Relative Villany of Men and Woman\nTHE VAMPIRE'S THIRD STORY. Of a High-minded Family\nTHE VAMPIRE'S FOURTH STORY. Of a Woman who told the Truth\nTHE VAMPIRE'S FIFTH STORY. Of the Thief who Laughed and Wept\nTHE VAMPIRE'S SIXTH STORY. In which Three Men dispute about a Woman\nTHE VAMPIRE'S SEVENTH STORY. Showng the exceeding Folly of many wise Fools\nTHE VAMPIRE'S EIGHTH STORY. Of the Use and Misuse of Magic Pills\nTHE VAMPIRE'S NINTH STORY. Showing that a Man's Wife belongs not to his body but to his Head\nTHE VAMPIRE'S TENTH STORY. Of the Marvellous Delicacy of Three Queens\nTHE VAMPIRE'S ELEVENTH STORY. Which puzzles Raja Vikram\nConclusion","title":"Contents","type":"page"}