Quotes
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- Created on: 07-05-15 10:45
Pamela
'superior those of all thy sex'
Pamela
'I am sure my Master would not demean himself so.'
Pamela
'You have taught me to forget myself.'
Pamela
'her character worthy of the imitation of her sex, from low to high life.'
Frankenstein
'I bore a hell within me.'
Frankenstein
'workshop of filthy creation.'
Frankenstein
'attacked by the fatal passion.'
Frankenstein
'I was tempted to plunge into the silent lake.'
Frankenstein
'I ought to be thy Adam.'
Frankenstein
'my form is a filthy type of yours.'
Frankenstein
'Satan as a fitter emblem of my condition.'
Caleb Williams
'who could be the author of this sort of indulgence and attention.'
Caleb Williams
'The pain of the fetter was intolerable.'
Caleb Williams
'During the night my dungeon was in a state of complete darkness.'
Caleb Williams
'There was not the slightest reason for detaining me in custody.'
Caleb Williams
'I had my eye upon you in all your wanderings' - Falkland
The Castle of Otranto
'Satan himself I believe is in the great chamber next to the gallery'
The Castle of Otranto
'Savage, inhuman monster!' - Theodore to Manfred
Roxana
'I fell into a dreadful course of calamities'
Roxana
'I lived a life of absolute liberty now, as free as I was born'
Roxana
'I was yet a whore, and was not adverse to adding to my estate at the further expense of my virtue.'
Roxana
'I called myself a thousand fools'
Roxana
'I am guilty of my own sin, and thine too.'
Roxana
'prostituted my chastity'
Roxana
'I percieved his head all bloody'
Roxana
'I might've lived higher if I pleased.'
Roxana
'A woman ought to die, than to prostitute her virtue and honour.'
Oliver Twist
'nearly blinded with the blood that rained down from a deep gash in her forehead.'
The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified
'My mothers son you may be- but not a Cowlan!' George to Wringham
The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified
'So! Thou shudderest at my approach now, dost thou?' Gil-Martin to Wringham
The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified
'He was the same being as myself!'
The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified
'unable to resist any longer, I pledged myself to my devoted friend.'
The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified
'We are all subjected to two distinct natures in the same person'
Oliver Twist
'once fill his mind with the idea that he has been a thief, and he's ours,- ours for life!'
Oliver Twist
'If he could've known he were an orphan, left to the tender mercies of the churchwardens and overseers, perhaps he would've cried louder.'
Oliver Twist
'the parish authorities [...] resolved that Oliver should be 'farmed.''
Oliver Twist
'What right have they to butcher me?' -Fagin
Caleb Williams
'every man is fated to be more or less the tyrant or the slave'
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