Tension

• if he be Mr Hyde then I shall be Mr Seek - Utterson Chpt 2
• when a man listens and listens and begins to long for the sight of a policeman - Enfield Chpt 1
• signed with a name I can't mention - Enfield Chpt 1
• I was never more disappointed in a man than Lanyon - Jekyll Chpt 3
• the moment I choose, I can be rid of Mr Hyde - Jekyll Chpt 3
• first fog of the season...pall lowered over heaven - Chpt 4
• I swear to God I will never set eyes on him again! - Jekyll Chpt 5
• he did not like his friends feverish manner - Utterson Chpt 5
• he had his death warrant written legibly on his face - Lanyon Chpt 6
• I have had a shock, and I shall never recover - Lanyon Chpt 6
• one thing to mortify curiosity, another to conquer it - Utterson Chpt 6
• smile was struck out of his face - Jekyll Chpt 7
• trees in garden lashing themselves along the railing - Chpt 8
• pale moon, lying on her back as though the wind has tilted her - Chpt 8
• weeping like a women or a lost soul - Poole Chpt 8
• unscientific balderdash - Lanyon Chpt 2
• his face became suddenly black and his features began to melt and alter - Jekyll Chpt 9
• as for the moral turpitude that man unveiled - Lanyon Chpt 9
• wherein the constellations looked down upon me - Jekyll Chpt 10
• If ever I read Satan's signature upon a face - Utterson Chpt 2
• ignorant blatant pedant - Jekyll Chpt 3