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The husband, the child, his best friend,
the wife and the sister-in-law - happy times for the Schuyler
family. |
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Mrs. Schuyler takes her child away, snubbing
the vampire and her drunken boyfriend. "Some day you'll
regret that," the vampire says. |
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Mrs. Schuyler's sister has an accident that
will prevent her from accompanying her husband on his trip to
England. |
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The vampire's present "victim"
learns of her plan to sail to England in pursuit of a "wealthy
lawyer and statesman" and follows her on board. He threatens
to commit suicide. |
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Schuyler says farewell to his wife, child
and best friend as he readies to set sail for England. |
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The vampire wastes no time in meeting John
Schuyler as the ship leaves port. She drops a rose which he picks
up and returns to her. |
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The vampire and her latest "victim"
- John Schuyler - lounging on a beach in Italy. |
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Schuyler and his mistress are shunned at
a governmental affair. |
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The sister tells Mrs. Schuyler what she has
learned about her brother-in-law's indiscretions. |
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After returning to America, Schuyler is a
drunken wreck relieved of his governmental responsibilities.
When Mrs. Schuyler comes to take her husband home, the vampire
appears to stop her. |
