Jekyll and Hyde quotes

Question 1

Like some

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damned juggernaut - Hyde

Question 2

Unscientific

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balderdash - Lanyon

Question 3

He had his death-warrant

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written legibly upon his face - About lanyon

Question 4

Jekyll had more than a fathers

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interest, hyde had more than a sons indifference - J and H

Question 5

To cast it in with hyde

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was to die a 1000 interests and aspirations - Jekyll

Question 6

If i ever read

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satans signature upon a face - Utterson

Question 7

Trampled

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calmly - Hyde

Question 8

I have had a shock

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and shall never recover - Lanyon

Question 9

man is not truly

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one, but truly 2 - Jekyll

Question 10

If i am the chief of sinner

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i am the chief of sufferers also - Jekyll

Question 11

It is one thing to

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mortify curiosity, another to conquer it - Utterson

Question 12

austere

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with himself - Utterson

Question 13

Edward hyde alone

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in the ranks of mankind was pure evil - Jekyll

Question 14

Ape-like

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spite - Hyde

Question 15

Like a district of

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some city in a nightmare” - Setting

Question 16

In the agonised womb of conciousness,

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these twins should be continuously struggling - Jekyll

Question 17

If i could be rightly said to be either,

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it was only because i was radically both - Jekyll

Question 18

Double…. double….

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Double dose, double dealer - Jekyll

Question 19

Blackness about

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his eyes - Describing jekyll

Question 20

My devil had long been

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caged, he came out roaring - Jekyll

Question 21

Dingy, windowless

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structure - The back of jekylls house

Question 22

Windows barred with

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iron - Jekylls house

Question 23

Spirit of

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hell - Decribes Hyde

Question 24

The moment I choose,

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i can be rid of Mr Hyde - Jekyll

Question 25

I was slowly losing hold of

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my original and better self - Jekyll

Question 26

I bring the life of that

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unhappy Henry Jekyll to an end - Jekyll

Question 27

The inmost corner of his

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private safe - Utterson's safe

Question 28

I am ashamed of my long tongue...

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let us make a bargain never to refer to this again - Enfield

Question 29

A certain sinister block of building...

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bore in every feature the marks of prolonged and sordid negligence - Hyde building

Question 30

With ape-like fury,

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he was trampling his victim under foot - Enfield

Question 31

There is something wrong with his appearance;

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something displeasing, downright detestable - Enfield

Question 32

He gave an impression of deformity without

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any nameable malformation - Enfield

Question 33

I felt younger,

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lighter, happier in body - Jekyll

Question 34

The fog still slept on the

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wing above the drowned city - Setting

Question 35

The door... was

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blistered and distained - Setting

Question 36

I beg of you to

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let it sleep - Jekyll

Question 37

Trampled calmly over the

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childs body and left her screaming - Enfield

Question 38

There was something abnormal and misbegotten in

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the very essence of the creature - Enfield

Question 39

The temptation of a discovery so

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singular and profound - Jekyll

Question 40

I thus drew steadily nearer to that truth, by whose

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partial discovery i have been doomed - Jekyll

Question 41

My new power

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tempted me until i fell in slavery - Jekyll

Question 42

He was quite austere with himself;

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drank gin when he was alone - Utterson

Question 43

It would be a great misfortune if

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Dr jekyll were to fall into disrepute - Utterson

Question 44

I let my brother go

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to the devil in his own way - Utterson

Question 45

I wish to see or hear no more of

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Dr Jekyll - Lanyon

Question 46

The cancer of

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some concealed disgrace - Utterson

Question 47

The last reputable aquaintance and the last

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good influence on the lives of down-going men - Utterson

Question 48

I shall consider it my duty to

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break in that door - Utterson

Question 49

It was a night of little

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ease to his toiling mind - Utterson

Question 50

He locked the door of

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his cabinet behind him - Jekyll

Question 51

You must suffer me to

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go my own dark way - Jekyll