Which Quote Fits Which Character? 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LiteratureDr Jekyll And Mr HydeGCSEAQA Created by: Abbie1502Created on: 25-02-18 11:38 'the man trampled over the child's body' Mr Hyde 1 of 17 'was never lightened by a smile' Mr Utterson 2 of 17 'I am quite done with that person' Dr Lanyon 3 of 17 'I am the cheif of sinners, and the chief of sufferers also' Dr Jekyll 4 of 17 'lean,long,dreary and yet somehow loveable' Mr Utterson 5 of 17 'My devil had been long caged, he came out roaring' Dr Jekyll or Mr Hyde 6 of 17 'shrank back with a hissing intake of breath' Mr Hyde 7 of 17 'black winter morning' Mr Hyde 8 of 17 'like a man restored from death' Dr Lanyon 9 of 17 'pale and dwarfish' Mr Hyde 10 of 17 'yet I looked upon that ugly idol in the glass' Dr Lanyon 11 of 17 'with a cheval glass and a business table' Dr Jekyll 12 of 17 'he has his death warrant written on his face' Dr Lanyon 13 of 17 'began to recover from the alarm' Mr Utterson 14 of 17 'certain sinister block of building thurst forward' Mr Hyde 15 of 17 'became so used to the unvarying character' Mr Utterson 16 of 17 'he came out of his seclusion, renewed relations with his friends' Dr Jekyll 17 of 17
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