The Lady of the Shroud

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The Lady of the Shroud

by Bram Stoker

EN·~11 hours·12 chapters

Chapters

12 total
1

THE LADY OF THE SHROUD

0:19
2

FROM “THE JOURNAL OF OCCULTISM” MID-JANUARY, 1907.

4:35
3

BOOK I: THE WILL OF ROGER MELTON - The Reading of the Will of Roger Melton and all that Followed

2:05:21
4

BOOK II: VISSARION

48:39
5

BOOK III: THE COMING OF THE LADY - Rupert Sent Leger’s Journal.

1:15:22
6

BOOK IV: UNDER THE FLAGSTAFF - RUPERT’S JOURNAL—Continued.

1:02:25
7

BOOK V: A RITUAL AT MIDNIGHT - RUPERT’S JOURNAL—Continued.

1:01:25
8

BOOK VI: THE PURSUIT IN THE FOREST - RUPERT’S JOURNAL—Continued.

2:04:33
9

BOOK VII: THE EMPIRE OF THE AIR - FROM THE REPORT OF CRISTOFEROS, WAR-SCRIBE TO THE NATIONAL COUNCIL.

1:40:09
10

BOOK VIII: THE FLASHING OF THE HANDJAR - PRIVATE MEMORANDUM OF THE MEETING OF VARIOUS MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL, HELD AT THE STATE HOUSE OF THE BLUE MOUNTAINS AT PLAZAC ON MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1907.

51:25

Description

A moonlit night on the Adriatic sets the stage for an unsettling encounter when the steamship Victorine drifts near the forbidding Spear of Ivan. Captain Mirolani, a cautious seaman, is joined by his officers and a passenger known for his studies of the occult, Peter Caulfield, who watches a faint, otherworldly light bobbing on the water’s surface. Their curiosity draws them closer to a tiny boat that seems to glide without a visible driver, its lone passenger shrouded in white and perched upon a strange, coffin‑like vessel.

As the ship inches forward, the mysterious figure becomes clearer: a lady in a funeral shroud, her face illuminated by a ghostly glow, eyes burning with an eerie intensity. The crew remains oblivious, but Caulfield records every detail, aware that he may be witnessing a phenomenon that defies ordinary explanation. The unsettling sight hints at deeper, hidden forces along the remote coast, inviting listeners to ponder what lingers beneath the waves and the secrets the night may conceal.

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Language

en

Duration

~11 hours (688K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2002-02-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Bram Stoker

Bram Stoker

1847–1912

Best known for creating Count Dracula, this Irish writer turned theatre insider and storyteller into one of horror literature’s most lasting names. His life moved from a sickly childhood in Dublin to the busy literary and stage world of London, where his most famous novel took shape.

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