Vampire Maid by Hume Nisbet 1900 [Vampire Valentine] - a podcast by Pam Mosbrucker

This audio is part of the #WeeklyASMR group that myself and many other amazing ASMRtists have created where we challenge ourselves to bring you a new video every week with a fun theme. This week's theme is Valentine's Day - and you can find all of the other ASMRtists at this playlist on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC3O-vwtak0dW_1S7aM3h_nnSzwrY00Kj

For our Valentine’s Special, I thought it might be fun to read something a little darker. The Vampire Maid, by Hume Nisbet (1900) is a short story which tells the tale of a man seeking solitude in the moors. He comes across a cottage that is perfect and immediately falls in love with the landlady’s daughter, Adrienne. 

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Excerpt:

Yet happy and tired out as I was I had by no means a comfortable
night. This I put down to the strange bed. I slept certainly, but my
sleep was filled with dreams so that I woke late and unrefreshed; a
good walk on the moor, however, restored me, and I returned with a
fine appetite for breakfast.

Certain conditions of mind, with aggravating circumstances, are
required before even a young man can fall in love at first sight, as
Shakespeare has shown in his Romeo and Juliet. In the city, where many fair faces passed me every hour, I had remained like a stoic, yet no
sooner did I enter the cottage after that morning walk than I
succumbed instantly before the weird charms of my landlady's daughter, Adrienne Brunnell.

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