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Question 3 (2 points) According to the information in Lesson 6.01 Bram Stoker, how was the novel Dracula first received by Victorian readers? A. Some Victorian readers found the Dracula novel to be disturbing with contrived events that were too horrific.

B. Some Victorian readers found the Dracula novel to be an outstanding thriller.
Victorian era society banned the novel

C. Dracula after the first publication because it dealt with the supernatural.

D. Dracula received mixed reviews by its Victorian readers.

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