The Countess of Apertin and the Dark Dancer

Värmland · Sweden · Slott · Scare 3/5

At Apertin the haughty countess danced with a fine stranger — until blood rose around her feet and a tail showed beneath his coat.

At the manor of Apertin in Stora Kil a countess is said to have lived, so proud she could not even bear the smell of the parish folk's tarred shoes in church, and built a chapel of her own. One evening, at a dance she had arranged, an elegant unknown gentleman appeared who danced incomparably well. He whirled the countess on and on until blood rose around her feet. When a tail was spotted beneath his coat, a priest was called, who at last gained power over the Evil One and forced him, writhing, out through a hole in the leaded window.

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The Countess of Apertin and the Dark Dancer is in Värmland, Sweden.