vampire

The horrible doubts which he had driven away were sucking at his heart like a vampire.

It is said that the vampire has a sort of hunger, which makes him eat the linen which envelops him.

Popery is the vampire that is sucking the life-blood of the country.

Why should a man be ever shadowed by the vampire wing of his past?

It was as if the place was a vampire that was sucking the life and health from our veins.

He whom a vampire has slain is supposed, in some countries, himself to become a vampire.

Moreover, the Regular name for a vampire in Servian, he remarks, is vukodlak.

It is not only during sleep that the Vampire is to be dreaded.

"Vampire" as a book-hunter, 55—his collection, 56 et seq.—his policy at auctions, 57 et seq.

Dragon and Vampire were spiraling away in opposite directions.