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Sprat Medium
Dracula is a novel by Bram
Stoker, published in 1897.
An epistolary novel, the
narrative is related through
letters, diary entries, and
newspaper articles.
Stoker, published in 1897.
An epistolary novel, the
narrative is related through
letters, diary entries, and
newspaper articles.
Sprat Regular
It has no single protagonist, but opens with
solicitor Jonathan Harker taking a business
trip to stay at the castle of a Transylvanian
nobleman, Count Dracula. Harker escapes
the castle after discovering that Dracula is
a vampire, and the Count moves to England
and plagues the seaside town of Whitby.
A small group, led by Abraham Van Helsing,
hunt Dracula and, in the end, kill him.
solicitor Jonathan Harker taking a business
trip to stay at the castle of a Transylvanian
nobleman, Count Dracula. Harker escapes
the castle after discovering that Dracula is
a vampire, and the Count moves to England
and plagues the seaside town of Whitby.
A small group, led by Abraham Van Helsing,
hunt Dracula and, in the end, kill him.
Sprat Medium
In the novel, Professor Van Helsing is called
in by his former student, John Seward, to
assist with the mysterious illness of Lucy
Westenra. Van Helsing's friendship with
Seward is based in part upon an unknown
prior event in which Van Helsing suffered
a grievous wound, and Seward saved his
life by sucking out the gangrene.
in by his former student, John Seward, to
assist with the mysterious illness of Lucy
Westenra. Van Helsing's friendship with
Seward is based in part upon an unknown
prior event in which Van Helsing suffered
a grievous wound, and Seward saved his
life by sucking out the gangrene.
Basic Latin
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Figures
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General Punctuation
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. 0046
: 0058
; 0059
… 8230
! 0033
¡ 0161
· 0183
• 8226
* 0042
- 0045
? 0063
¿ 0191
/ 0047
\ 0092
‘ 8216
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‚ 8218
“ 8220
” 8221
„ 8222
‹ 8249
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« 0171
» 0187
" 0034
' 0039
( 0040
) 0041
[ 0091
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{ 0123
} 0125
– 8211
— 8212
_ 0095
Symbols
# 0035
@ 0064
& 0038
% 0037
‰ 8240
¶ 0182
§ 0167
© 0169
® 0174
™ 8482
° 0176
| 0124
¦ 0166
† 8224
‡ 8225
^ 0094
µ 0181
Currency
$ 0036
€ 8364
£ 0163
¢ 0162
ƒ 0402
¤ 0164
¥ 0165
Ligatures
fi 64257
fl 64258
Accented Latin
À 0192
Á 0193
 0194
à 0195
Ä 0196
Å 0197
Æ 0198
Ç 0199
È 0200
É 0201
Ê 0202
Ë 0203
Ì 0204
Í 0205
Î 0206
Ï 0207
Ð 0208
Ñ 0209
Ò 0210
Ó 0211
Ô 0212
Õ 0213
Ö 0214
Ø 0216
Ù 0217
Ú 0218
Û 0219
Ü 0220
Ý 0221
Þ 0222
ß 0223
à 0224
á 0225
â 0226
ã 0227
ä 0228
å 0229
æ 0230
ç 0231
è 0232
é 0233
ê 0234
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ï 0239
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õ 0245
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ù 0249
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û 0251
ü 0252
ý 0253
þ 0254
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ā 0257
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ă 0259
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ć 0263
Č 0268
č 0269
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đ 0273
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ē 0275
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ė 0279
Ę 0280
ę 0281
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ğ 0287
Ģ 0290
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Ī 0298
ī 0299
Į 0302
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ı 0305
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ľ 0318
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ł 0322
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ń 0324
Ņ 0325
ņ 0326
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ň 0328
Ō 0332
ō 0333
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ő 0337
Π0338
œ 0339
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ů 0367
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ű 0369
Ų 0370
ų 0371
Ÿ 0376
Ź 0377
ź 0378
Ż 0379
ż 0380
Ž 0381
ž 0382
Ș 0536
ș 0537
Ț 0538
ț 0539
Supplemental Latin & Phonetics
ˆ 0710
ˇ 0711
˘ 0728
˙ 0729
˚ 0730
˛ 0731
˜ 0732
˝ 0733
Superscripts, Subscripts & Ordinals
ª 0170
º 0186
⁰ 8304
¹ 0185
² 0178
³ 0179
Fractions
½ 0189
¼ 0188
¾ 0190
⁄ 8260
⁰ 8304
¹ 0185
² 0178
³ 0179
Maths
+ 0043
− 8722
× 0215
÷ 0247
= 0061
≠ 8800
> 0062
< 0060
≥ 8805
≤ 8804
~ 0126
¬ 0172
∞ 8734
± 0177
∕ 8725
≈ 8776
Greek
μ 0956
Arrows
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