Which one keeps calling?

Dracula

To let monsters exist would be to defame God, Van Helsing insists—turning the hunt into a sacred duty.

Dracula

I must go with you on your journey—her quiet insistence hides a resolve that will demand everything.

Dracula

I would go so that Madam Mina need never see that awful place—he offers himself as her shield.

Wuthering Heights

He says he cannot bear it; his stare burns with anguish so fierce it will not turn to tears.

Poems by Emily Dickinson, Three Series, Complete

Imagine returning after decades—one unexpected knock, and all the cheated years must answer; what will be said?

Poems by Emily Dickinson, Three Series, Complete

Victory tastes sweetest to those who never taste it—how does defeat teach the true flavor of triumph?

Little Women

A child's cry, a blue hood bobbing over black water—Jo's feet refuse to move.

The Importance of Being Earnest: A Trivial Comedy for Serious People

Found in a handbag—what excuse can a gentleman offer for that?

The Importance of Being Earnest: A Trivial Comedy for Serious People

The truth is rarely pure and never simple.

Little Women

He admits he tried to love them both and failed—his changed heart cost him a hard lesson.

Little Women

He gently strokes her hair and kisses her brow—what he says next is a hush only she can hear.

Little Women

The basket tips and a gigantic lobster is revealed to a highborn guest—class and comedy collide.

Little Women

He refuses to give Beth up—she's his conscience, and losing her feels impossible.

Little Women

Give me the courage that made the path of duty green beneath your willing feet—what did she pay to keep it?

Little Women

She'd rather see her daughters poor and beloved than rich without self-respect.