jekyll and hyde must jnow concepts

Question 1

bright open fire…

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…great air of weath and comfort

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evermark of…

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…capacity… and kindness…and warm affection

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jekyll grew…

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…place to the very lips and there came a blackness about the eye

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looking deadly…

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…sick didn’t rise to meet his visitor

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bound…

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…by the laws of obligation

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taking the air…

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…with an infinite sadness of mein… like some disconsolate prisoner

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my new power…

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…tempted me until i fell in slavery

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stood already…

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…committed to a profound duplicity of life

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provinces of…

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…good and i’ll which divide and comping man’s dual nature

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i thought i stood…

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…beyond the reach of fate

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a man who…

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… could afford to laugh at suspicion

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he sprang…

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…up from his chair and welcomed him with both hands

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this was a hearty…

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…healthy dapper gentleman with a shock of hair prematurely white

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i have seen devilish…

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…little of the man such unscientific balderdash would’ve estranged Damon and Pythias

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my lift is shaken…

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… to its roots; sleep has left me. the deadliest terror site by me at all hours

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i took pity…

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… on my visitors suspense and some perhaps on my growing curiosity

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frequently his fortune…

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…to be the last reputable acquaintance and the last good influence in the lives of downgoing men

Question 18

secrecy utterson quotes

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affection like ivy,

most private part

Question 19

the ghost of…

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…some old sin the cancer of some concealed disgrace

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upper class reputation

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we must atleast save his credit,

lest the good name of another go down in a scandal

Question 21

if all is well…

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..my shoulders are broad enough to bare the blame

Question 22

the first fog…

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…of the season a chocolate coloured pall lowered over heaven

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that child of hell…

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… had nothing human; nothing loved in him but fear and hatred

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edward hyde alone…

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… in the ranks of mankind was pure evil

Question 25

quotes for hyde with sibila ce

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snarled aloud into a savage laugh | satans signature upon a face

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my devil…

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…had been long caged he came out roaring

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god knows i am careless…

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… this is my true hour of death and what is to follow concerns another than myself i bring the life of unhappy henry jekyll to an end

Question 28

the streets shone out…

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.. in contrast to its dingy neighbour like a fire in a forest

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the shop fronts stood with…

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… an air of invitation like rows of smiling saleswomen

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sinister block..

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of building thrust forward… showed no windows

Question 31

wild cold seasonable…

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… night of march with a pale moon lying on her back as though the wind had tilted her

Question 32

the square when…

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… they got there was full of wind and dust and the thin trees lashing themselves against the railing

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in thier sunday walks…

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… they said nothing looked singularly dull and would hail with obvious relief at the appearance of a friend

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at the horror…

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… of these sights and sounds the maid fainted

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never felt at more…

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.. peace with all men or thought more kindly of the world

Question 36

2 quotes about minor characters crying

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the housemaid broke into hysterical whimpering, | maid lifter her voice and now wept loudly

Question 37

i wish i may…

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… die if i like it, Mr Utterson, sir i’m afraid

Question 38

stood huddled…

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… together like a flock of sheep