The Watter's Mou' by Bram Stoker Fiction Classics

<p><strong>The problem was that the fisherman had fallen on hard times and had turned to smuggling.</strong> And putting a stop to smuggling was William Barrow's sworn duty. It's a recipe for disaster: nothing good can come of this night. And down at the water's mou' a terrible fate awaits them all in the stormy night to come -- for William Barrow for his love and for the fisherman who is her father.</p>