Quotes Flashcards

1
Q

Fog rolled

A

Over the city

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2
Q

The wind made

A

Talking difficult

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3
Q

Brown as

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Umber

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4
Q

Brilliantly lit

A

By the full moon

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5
Q

Black

A

Winter morning

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6
Q

Tramps

A

Slouched

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7
Q

School boy

A

Tried his knife

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8
Q

Shops front

A

Stood… like rows of smiling ladies

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9
Q

Fine clear

A

January day: I was once more Edward Hyde

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10
Q

Gloomy

A

Winter morning

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11
Q

Gave an impression

A

Of deformity

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12
Q

Damned

A

Juggernaut

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13
Q

My devil had

A

Long been caged and came out roaring

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14
Q

Give you

A

My bible- word

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15
Q

Your sighs shall

A

Be blessed by a prodigy to stagger the unbelief of Satan

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16
Q

A really

A

Damnable man

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17
Q

What I heard

A

Was abominable

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18
Q

Through a

A

Wider labrynth

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19
Q

The evil

A

Side of my nature

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20
Q

I bring life of

A

That unhappy man to an end

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21
Q

Something

A

Troglodytic

22
Q

If I am the chief

A

Of sinners I am the chief of sufferers as well

23
Q

This, as I take it,

A

Was because all human beings, as we meet them are commingled out of good and evil

24
Q

I had already

A

Sealed this up when a fresh terror struck upon my soul

25
Q

Ape

A

Like fury

26
Q

Shudder

A

In his blood

27
Q

I gnashed

A

My teeth upon him with a gust of devilish fury

28
Q

Clubbed him

A

To the earth

29
Q

Trampled

A

Calmly over the child’s body

30
Q

Bones

A

We’re audibly shattered

31
Q

Mr Hyde broke

A

Out in all bounds

32
Q

Hellish

A

To see

33
Q

I was raging

A

And freezing with the passions of Hyde

34
Q

Left her

A

Screaming on the ground

35
Q

It was a wild

A

Cold, seasonable night of March, with a pale moon

36
Q

Hyde was

A

Pale and dwarfish

37
Q

Never lighted by

A

A smile

38
Q

The gross

A

Darkness of the night

39
Q

The large handsome

A

Face of Dr Jekyll grew pale to the very lips and there came a blackness about his eyes

40
Q

Blackmail

A

House

41
Q

Regular

A

Pattern as light and shadow

42
Q

For here it would be

A

Dark like the back end of an evening

43
Q

The sky high up

A

Overhead was still bright with sunset

44
Q

Through wider

A

Labyrinths of lamp-lighted city

45
Q

Disgust

A

Loathing and fear

46
Q

The night

A

Was cloudless

47
Q

I read Satan’s

A

Signature

48
Q

Hailing

A

Down a storm of blows

49
Q

In the gloom

A

Of his spirits

50
Q

Uneasy starting

A

Of the shadow on the roof

51
Q

Full of

A

Premature twilight