Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde quotes 4.0 / 5 based on 4 ratings ? English LiteratureDr Jekyll and Mr HydeGCSEAQA Created by: ash8642Created on: 10-04-18 12:25 '...like a district of some city in a nightmare' Narrator, Ch4 1 of 37 '...showed him a dingy street, a gin palace...' Narrator, Ch4 2 of 37 'so that the shop fronts stood...with an air of invitation like rows of smiling saleswomen' Narrator, Ch1 3 of 37 'a great air of wealth and comfort' Narrator, Ch2 4 of 37 'The court was...full of premature twilight, although the sky...was still bright with sunset' Narrator, Ch7 5 of 37 'wild, cold, seasonable night...with a pale moon lying on her back' Narrator, Ch8 6 of 37 'dark like the back end of evening' Narrator, Ch4 7 of 37 'He must be deformed somewhere...although I couldn't specify the point' Enfield, Ch1 - of Hyde 8 of 37 'Mr Hyde was pale and dwarfish, he gave an impression of deformity' Utterson, Ch2 - of Hyde 9 of 37 'a disgustful curiosity' Lanyon, Ch9 - of Hyde 10 of 37 'That child of hell' Jekyll, Ch10 - of Hyde 11 of 37 'Hardly human...something troglodytic' Utterson, Ch2 - of Hyde 12 of 37 'I felt younger, lighter, happier...tenfold more wicked' Jekyll, Ch10 - of Hyde 13 of 37 'He had an approved tolerance for others' Narrator, Ch1 - of Utterson 14 of 37 'professional honour and faith...were stringent obligations' Narrator, Ch6 - of Utterson 15 of 37 'weeping like a woman or a lost soul' Poole, Ch8 - of Jekyll/Hyde 16 of 37 'hearty, healthy, dapper, red-faced' Utterson, Ch2 - of Lanyon 17 of 37 'Where Utterson was liked he was liked well' Narrator, Ch3 - of Utterson 18 of 37 'He had his death warrant written legibly upon his face' Utterson, Ch6 19 of 37 'my mind submerged in terror' Lanyon, Ch9 20 of 37 '...creature stealing like a thief to Harry's bedside' Utterson, Ch2 21 of 37 'The moment I choose, I can be rid of Mr Hyde' Jekyll, Ch3 22 of 37 'Henry Jekyll forge for a murderer!' Utterson, Ch5 23 of 37 'abject terror and despair as froze the very blood of the two gentlemen below' Narrator, Ch7 24 of 37 'Man is not truly one, but truly two' Jekyll, Ch10 25 of 37 'evil was written broadly and plainly on the face of the other' Jekyll, Ch10 26 of 37 '...this side of the house; he mostly comes and goes by the laboratory' Poole, Ch2 27 of 37 'If I am chief or sinners, I am chief of sufferers also' Jekyll, Ch6 28 of 37 'Hyde...must have secrets of his own; black secrets' Utterson, Ch2 29 of 37 'I was thinking of my own character' Jekyll, Ch5 30 of 37 'plod in the public eye with a load of genial respectability' Jekyll, Ch10 31 of 37 'I concealed my pleasures' Jekyll, Ch10 32 of 37 'Henry Jekyll became too fanciful for me' Lanyon, Ch2 33 of 37 'apelike fury' Narrator, Ch4 34 of 37 'Unscientific balderdash' Lanyon, Ch2 35 of 37 'Satan's signature upon a face' Utterson, Ch2 36 of 37 'hellish, but inorganic' Jekyll, Ch10 37 of 37
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