sign of four key quotes Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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sinewy forearm and wrist

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all dotted and scarred with innumerable puncture marks

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2
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my mind..

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rebels at stagnation

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3
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automaton..

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a calculating machine… inhuman at times

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4
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you are a wronged women

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and shall have justice

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5
Q

mary’s sensitive face

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was composed but pale

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6
Q

with a weak leg

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and a weaker banking account

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7
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he thought..

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our night’s work might be a serious one

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8
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staring brick buildings…

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the monster tentacles which the giant city was throwing out into the country

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9
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reached a…

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questionable and forbidding neighbourhood

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10
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mud coloured clouds

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drooped sadly over the muddy streets

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11
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it looked as out of place

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as a diamond of the first water in a setting of brass

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12
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an oasis of art…

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in the howling desert of south london

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13
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wild cruel eyes…

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and an expression of concentrated malevolence

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14
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wound through

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desolate grounds to a huge clump of house

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15
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in a horrible smile..

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a fixed and unnatural grin… more jarring to the nerves that any scowl or contortion

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16
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holmes’ beady eyes

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gleaming and deep set like those of a bird

17
Q

simple as the case seems now…

A

there may be something deeper underlying it

18
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jones was red faced…

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burly and with a pair of small twinkling eyes

19
Q

looked keenly out…

A

from between swollen and puffy pouches

20
Q

she had borne trouble..

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with a calm face

21
Q

might mary look upon me…

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as a mere vulgar fortune seeker?

22
Q

this agra treasure…

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intervened like an impassable barrier between us

23
Q

in rushed…

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a dozen dirty and ragged little street arabs

24
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naturally hideous…

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having large, misshapen heads, small fierce eyes and distorted features

25
the furnaces roared...
and the powerful engines whizzed and clanked like a great metallic heart
26
at the bottom of the thames...
lie the bones of that strange visitor to our shored
27
whoever had lost a treasure..
i knew that night that i had gained one
28
there still remains the cocaine bottle...
and he stretched his long white hand up for it
29
when you have eliminated the impossible...
whatever remains, however improbable must be the truth
30
detection is..
or ought to be an exact science and should be treated in the same cold and unemotional manner