Jekyll and Hyde Quotes Flashcards

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“He was like some ……. juggernaut”

A

He was like some damned juggernaut

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“The man trampled …. over the child’s body”

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the man trampled calmly over the child’s body

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“I was coming home from some place at the end of the world, about three of a black …. morning”

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I was coming home from some place at the end of the world, about three of a black winter morning

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“Henry Jekyll’s became too …. for me. He began to go wrong, wrong in the mind–and I have seen ….. little of the man.”

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Jekyll became too fanciful for me. He began to go wrong, wrong in the mind—- and i have seen devilish little of the man

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“The low … of London from all around”

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The low growl of London from all around

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“Mr Hyde shrank back with a …. intake of breath–snarled aloud into a …. laugh.”

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Hyde shrank back with a hissing intake of breath —- snarled aloud into a savage laugh

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“Although a fog …. over the city in the small hours, the early part of the night was cloudless, and–brilliantly lit by the full moon.”

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Although a fog rolled over the city in the small hours, the early part of the night was cloudless, and —- brilliantly lit by the moon

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“Man is not truly …. but truly two”

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Mn is not truly one but truly two

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“I managed to compound a drug by which these powers should be dethroned from their …., and second countenance substituted–and bore the stamp of lower …. of my soul.”

A

supremacy

elements

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“My devil had long been …., he came out roaring”

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My devil had long been caged and came out roaring

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“he grew pale to the very lips and there came a …. about his eyes”

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he grew pale to the very lips and there came a blackness about his heart

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“something of a …. cast perhaps but every mark of …. and kindness”

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Something of a slyish cast perhaps but every mark of capacity and kindness

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“mr utterson the lawyer was a man a rugged …. who was never lighted with a smile cold,…. and embarrassed in discourse backward im sentiment lean,….,dusty,…. and yet somehow lovable”

A

countenance
scanty
long
dreary

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“my life is shaken to the ….; sleep has left me the deadliest …. sits by me at all hours day and night”

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My life is shaken to the roots; sleep has left me the deadliest terror sits by me at all hours ever night
terror

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“my hyde was pale and …. he gave an impression of …. without any nameable …. he had a displeasing smile”

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Hyde was pale and dwarfish, he gave an impression of deformity without any nameable malformation, he had a displeasing smile

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“You start a …. and its like starting a stone”

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You start a question and its like starting a stone

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“Hyde should step into said Jekyll’s ….”

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Hyde should step into said Jekylls shoes

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“The man seems hardly ….”

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The man seems hardly human

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“If he could once set eyes on him he thought the …. would lighten and perhaps roll altogether away”

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If he could once set eyes on him he thought the mystery would lighten and perhaps roll away all together

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“It was already bad enough when a …. was but a …. which you could learn no more”

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It was already bad enough when a name was but a name which you could learn no more

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“When Utterson was …., he was …. well”

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when Utterson as liked he was well liked

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“The moment i choose, i can be rid of ….”

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The moment i choose, i can be rid of Hyde

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“I was never more …… in any man than Lanyon”

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i was never more disappointed than any man than Lanyon

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“A crime of singular ….”

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A crime of singular ferocity

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"The fog lifted- a .... street"
The fog lifted a dingy street
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"haunting sense of unexpected ...."
Haunting sense of unexpected deformity
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"I bind my .... to you that i am done with him in this world"
I bind my honour to you that i am done with him in this world
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"Henry Jekyll forged for a ...."
Jekyll forged for a murderer
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"A .... autograph"
A murderers autograph
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"The two .... are in many points identical"
e two hands are in many points identical
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"Dr Jekyll looking .... sick"
Jekyll looking deadly sick
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" Lanyon declared himself a .... man"
Lanyon declared himself a doomed man
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"Mr Hyde had .... out of the view of the police"
Hyde had disappeared out of the view of the police
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"(Lanyon) had his .... warrant written legibly across his face"
(Lanyon) had his death warrant written legibly across his face
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"That thing in the .... was never Dr Jekyll"
That thing in the mask was never Jekyll
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"There lay the body of a .... destroyer"
There lay the body of a self destroyer
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"Thats not Jekyll's ....-Its Hyde's!"
That is not Jekyll's voice - its Hyde's
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"I give you my ... word it was Mr Hyde"
I give you my bible word it was Hyde
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"Like a man from .... - there stood Henry Jekyll"
Like a man from death - there stood Henry Jekyll
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"My life is .... to its roots"
My life is shaken to its roots
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"My soul ...."
My soul sickened
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"My troubles will ... away, like a story that was told"
My troubles will roll away, like a story that was told
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"I bring the life of that .... Henry Jekyll to an end"
i bring the life of that unhappy Henry Jekyll to an end
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"That night i had come to the ... crossroads"
That night i had come to the fatal crossroads
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"The spirit of ... awoke in me and raged"
The spirit of hell awoke in me and raged
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lethal side of..."
Lethal side of man
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"I had go to bed Henry Jekyll, and ... Edward Hyde"
I had gone to bed Henry Jekyll, and awakened Edward Hyde
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"Between these .... i felt i had to choose"
Between these two i felt i had to choose
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"These .... twins"
These polar twins
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"Mans .... nature"
Man dual nature
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"It was the .... of being Hyde that rocked me"
It was the horror of being Hyde that rocked me
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"..... to the Earth"
clubbed him to the Earth
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.... his victim ..., and hailing down ......"
trampling his victim underfoot, and hailing a storm of blows
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".... like fury"
ape like fury
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.... were audibly ...."
bones were audibly shattered