chapter 8 Flashcards

the last night

1
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0”the man’s appearance…

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amply bore out his words” (Poole talking about Jekyll)

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2
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“his manner was altered…

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for the worse” (Poole)

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3
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“I think there’s been…

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foul play” (Poole)

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4
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“wild, cold, seasonable…

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night of March”

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5
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“pale moon…

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lying on her back as though the wind had tilted her”

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6
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“flying wrack of the most..

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diaphanous and lawny texture”

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7
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“flecked the blood..

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into the face”

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8
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“swept the streets..

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unusually bare of passengers”

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9
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“a crushing…

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anticipation of calamity”

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10
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“the square, when they got there…

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was full of wind and dust”

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11
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“all the thin trees in the garden…

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were lashing themselves along the railing”

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12
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“the moisture of some..

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strangling anguish”

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13
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“men and women…

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stood huddled together like a flock of sheep”

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14
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“the housemaid…

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broke into hysterical whimpering”

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15
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“very irregular, very unseemly…

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your master would be far from pleased”

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16
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“only the maid lifted her voice…

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and now wept loudly”

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17
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“a ferocity of accent…

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that testified to his own jangled nerves” (Poole)

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18
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“faces of dreadful…

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expectation”

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19
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“with its lumber of…

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crates and bottles”

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20
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the lawyer…

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very pale, but giving look for look”

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21
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“Have I been twenty years…

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in this man’s house, to be deceived about his voice” (Poole)

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22
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“who’s in there, instead of him…

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is a thing that cries to Heaven”

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23
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“whatever it is that lives in that cabinet…

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has been crying night and day for some sort of medicine”

24
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“sent flying to all the wholesale…

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chemists in town”

25
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“this drug is wanted..

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bitter bad”

26
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“purchased a somewhat…

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large quantity from Messrs. M”

27
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“begs them to search with…

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most sedulous care”

28
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“expense is no…

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consideration”

29
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“the importance of this to Dr J…

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can hardly be exaggerated”

30
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“Sir if that was my master….

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why had he a mask upon his face?”

31
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“if it was my master…

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why did he cry out like a rat”

32
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“your master, Poole, is plainly seized…

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with one of those maladies that both torture and deform the sufferer”

33
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“the alteration of his voice, hence the mask…

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and the avoidance of his friends”

34
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“is a tall, fine build of a man…

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and this was more of a dwarf”

35
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“it is the belief of my heart…

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that there was murder done”

36
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“something queer…

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about that gentleman”

37
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“you felt in your marrow…

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kind of cold and thin”

38
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“that masked thing like a monkey…

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jumped from among the chemicals”

39
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“I give you my bible-word…

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it was Mr Hyde”

40
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“I believe poor Harry is killed…

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and I believe his murderer is still lurking in his victim’s room”

41
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“Ah, that’s not Jekyll’s voice…

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it’s Hyde’s!”

42
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“the blow shook…

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the building and the red baize door leaped against the lock and hinges”

43
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“a dismal screech, as of mere…

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animal terror”

44
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“there lay the body…

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of a man sorely contorted and still twitching”

45
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“dressed in clothes…

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far too large for him”

46
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“clothes of the doctor’s…

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bigness”

47
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“the cords of his face…

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still moved with a semblance of life”

48
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“the crushed phial in the hand..

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and the strong smell of kernels that hung upon the air, Utterson knew that he was looking on the body of a self-destroyer”

49
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“Hyde is gone to his account…

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and it only remains for us to find the body of your master”

50
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“traces of chemical work…

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various measured heaps of some white salt”

51
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“an experiment in which…

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the unhappy man had been prevented”

52
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“a copy of a pious work…

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Jekyll, annotated in his own hand with startling blasphemies”

53
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“they looked with an…

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involuntary horror”

54
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“pale and fearful…

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countenances”

55
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“your unworthy and unhappy…

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friend, HENRY JEKYLL”