They had ______ do it, and ________ the _______ population. What was the full quote, when was this said and to who?
They had better do it, and decrease the surplus population. This was said by Scrooge to the Portly Gentlemen when asked about donating to charity.
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Are there no _______? What was the full quote, when was this said and to who?
Are there no prisons? This is said when the Portly Gentlemen want charity to help the poor
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And the _____ __________? Are they still in __________? What was the full quote, when was this said and to who?
And the Union Workhouses? Are they still in operation? Scrooge says this to the Portly Gentlemen when he doesn't want to donate.
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With an ________ atmosphere of his ___. What was the full quote, when was this said and to who?
With an infernal atmosphere of his own. This was used to describe Jacob's Ghost and is a juxtaposition to Scrooge.
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No ____, no peace. _________ torture of _______. What was the full quote, when was this said and to who?
No rest, no peace. Incessant torture of remorse. Said to Scrooge by Jacob Marley when Jacob met Scrooge again.
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Oh! Captive, _____ and double-_______. What was the full quote, when was this said and to who?
Oh! Captive, bound and double-chained. Said when Jacob Marley is stating his agony to Scrooge.
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But you were a ____ man of ________, Jacob. What was the full quote, when was this said and to who?
But you were a good man of business, Jacob. This was said by Scrooge to Jacob to comfort him after his speech about his agony.
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Business! cried the Ghost, _______ was my business! What was the full quote, when was this said and to who?
Business! cried the Ghost, Mankind was my business! This was said when Scrooge commented on Jacob's business skills, but Jacob wants to teach scrooge a lesson so he doesn't suffer the same fate.
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
Are there no prisons? This is said when the Portly Gentlemen want charity to help the poor
Back
Are there no _______? What was the full quote, when was this said and to who?
Card 3
Front
And the Union Workhouses? Are they still in operation? Scrooge says this to the Portly Gentlemen when he doesn't want to donate.
Back
Card 4
Front
With an infernal atmosphere of his own. This was used to describe Jacob's Ghost and is a juxtaposition to Scrooge.
Back
Card 5
Front
No rest, no peace. Incessant torture of remorse. Said to Scrooge by Jacob Marley when Jacob met Scrooge again.
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