Count Dracula travels to England, where he is about to lose his heart . . .
COUNT DRACULA RECALLS how he was irresistibly drawnto Mina Harker (née Murray), the wife of a London real estateagent. Her husband had sold him a place called Carfax. This was adilapidated structure next door to a noisy institution for the insane.Their incessant racket was not undisturbing to one who was, amongother things, seeking peace. An inmate name Renfield was the worstoffender.
One time the Harkers had Count Dracula over for the evening,and Jonathan (his agency’s top man) asked him how he liked Carfaxwith regard to location, condition of the house and property, andjust all around. “Ah, such architecture,”said Count Dracula whilegazing uncontrollably at Mina, “is truly frozen music.”
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