chapter 4 Flashcards

the Carew Murder Case

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“nearly a year…

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later, in the month of October, 18- London was startled by a crime of singular ferocity”

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2
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“the details were…

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few and startling”

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3
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“a fog rolled over…

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the city in the small hours”

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4
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“aged beautiful…

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gentleman with white hair”

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5
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“with a very pretty manner…

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of politeness”

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6
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“innocent and old…

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world kindness of disposition”

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7
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“he had in his hand…

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a heavy cane”

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8
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“ill-contained…

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impatience”

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9
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“and then all of a sudden…

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he broke out in a great flame of anger”

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10
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“stamping with his foot…

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brandishing the cane”

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11
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“like a…

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madman”

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12
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“Mr Hyde broke out of all bounds…

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and clubbed him to the earth

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13
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“ape-like fury…

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he was trampling his victim under foot and hailing a storm of blows”

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14
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“the bones were…

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audibly shattered”

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15
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“at the horror of these sights and sounds…

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the maid fainted”

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16
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“rare and very tough…

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and heavy wood”

17
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“had broken in the middle…

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under the stress of this insensate cruelty”

18
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“he recognised it for one that he had presented…

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many years before to Henry Jekyll”

19
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“particularly small and…

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wicked looking”

20
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“this was the home of Henry Jekyll’s favourite…

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of a man who was heir to a quarter of a million sterling”

21
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“his habits were very…

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irregular”

22
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“it was nearly two months…

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since she had seen him till yesterday”

23
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“this is Inspector…

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Newcomen of Scotland Yard”

24
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“clothes lay about…

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the floor, with their pockets inside out”

25
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“from these embers…

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the inspector disinterred the butt end of a green cheque book”

26
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“his family could…

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nowhere be traced”

27
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“the haunting sense..

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of unexpressed deformity”