J&H

Religion

"Satans signature upon a face" - about Hyde ( ch.2 )

"No less distinguished for religion" - Jekyll seems more religious because he's trying to do more good. ( ch.6 )

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"This document had long been the lawyers eyesone" - Utterson ( ch.2 )

"I had now two characters... one was wholly evil" - Jekyll ( ch.10 )

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"For the man trampled calmly over the childs body" - Hyde ( ch.1 )

"Left her screaming on the ground" - Hyde ( ch.1 )

"He brke out in a great flame of anger" - Hyde towards Carew (ch.4 )

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"At the sight f Mr. Utterson he sprang up from his chair and welcomed him" - Lanyon ( ch.2 )

"That he cherished for Mr. Utterson sincere and warm affection" - Jekyll ( Ch.3 )

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"Drank gin when he was alone" - Utterson ( Ch.1 )

"I am ashaimed of my long tongue" - Enfield ( Ch.1 )

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"Like a man restored form death" - Lanyon about Jekyll turning into Hyde ( Ch.9 )

"At what he called my scientific heresies" - Lanyon calls Jekylls scientific studies a heresie, a religious approoach ( Ch.3 )

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