Quotes

• 'trampled calmly' - describing Hyde (chapter 1)
• 'hellish to see' - describing the trampling of the girl (chapter 1)
• 'sir, just like satan' - describing hyde (chapter 1)
• 'damned juggernaut' - describing Hyde (chapter 1)
• 'pale and dwarfish' - describing Hyde (chapter 2)
• 'Snarled aloud into a savage laugh' - describing hydes actions (chapter 2)
• 'displeasing smile' - describing hyde (chapter 2)
• 'disgust, loathing and fear' - describes uttersons impressions of hyde (chapter 2)
• 'a murderous mixture of timidity and boldness' - utterson describing hyde (chapter 2)
• 'pretty manner of politeness' - describing sir danvers carew (chapter 4)
• 'beautiful aged gentleman with white hair' - describing sir danvers carew (chapter 4)
• 'ape-like fury' - describing hydes outburst (chapter 4)
• 'burst out in a great flame of anger' - describing hydes actions towards sir danvers (chapter 4)
• 'broke out of all bounds' - describing hyde when attacking sir danvers carew (chapter 4)
• 'body jumping off the roadway' - describing sir danvers body as it's beaten (chapter 4)
• 'brandishing cane' - describing hydes actions (chapter 4)
• 'doomed man' - describing lanyons state (chapter 6)
• 'visibly balder and older' - describing lanyons surprising appearance (chapter 6)
• 'accursed topic' - layons reaction to utterson mentioning jekyll (chapter 6)
• 'to whom i regard as dead' - lanyon talking about jekyll/hyde (chapter 6)
• 'polar twins' - jekyll and hyde (chapter 10)
• 'man is not truly one but truly two' - jekyll talking about his views (chapter 10)
• 'my devil had long been caged' - jekyll talking about his desires (chapter 10)
• 'sold a slave to my original evil' - jekyll talking about himself (chapter 10)