Chapter 10 Dr Jekyll's Full Statement of the Case

Question 1

—– is —– truly —- but —–two.

Answer 1

Man is not truly one but truly two.

Question 2

—– a —— to my ——– evil.

Answer 2

Sold a slave to my original evil.

Question 3

I ——— my ——- upon —– with a —— of ——- fury.

Answer 3

I gnashed my teeth upon him with a gust of devilish fury.

Question 4

Will —— die on the —— or will – find the ——- to ——– himself?

Answer 4

Will Hyde die on the scaffold or will he find the courage to release himself?

Question 5

I ———- to ——– the ——- and ——– duality of —–.

Answer 5

I learned to recognise the thorough and primitive duality of man.

Question 6

My ——- has ——- long ——-, he —– out ——-.

Answer 6

My devil has been long caged, he came out roaring.

Question 7

It —— Hyde, —— —-, and Hyde ——- that was ———.

Answer 7

It was Hyde, after all, and Hyde alone that was guilty.

Question 8

I was ——– losing ——– of my ——- self and ——- slowly more —— with my — and ———–.

Answer 8

I was slowly losing hold of my original self and becoming slowly more incorporated with my second and worse.