Jekyll and Hyde - Quotes

Question 1

Utterson Description

H W G S A G T B

Answer 1

He would go soberly and gratefully to bed

Question 2

Description of House Party Guests

A I, R M A J O G W

Answer 2

All intelligent, reputable men and judges of good wine

Question 3

Jekyll

M I N T O B T T

Answer 3

Man is not truly one but truly two

Question 4

Utterson’s confession

I W H A A A H A T W G […] A S H [J] C S

Answer 4

I was Hyde after all and Hyde alone that was guilty […] and so his [Jekyll] conscience slumbered

Question 5

Hyde

W L A W O A L S

Answer 5

Wailing like a women or a lost soul

Question 6

Poole

C I O S R L S

Answer 6

Carried it out, sir, really like satan

Question 7

London

L A D O S C I A N

Answer 7

Like a district of some city in a nightmare

Question 8

Jekyll opening description
L W M, S F M
S C P
E M O C A K

Answer 8

Large well-made, smooth faced man
Slyish cast perhaps
Every mark of capacity and kindness

Question 9

Jekyll about Lanyon

H B P F A T; A I B P I W N M D I A M T L

Answer 9

Hide-bound pedant for all that; an ignorant blatant pedant. I was never more disappointed in a man than Lanyon

Question 10

Relationship between J and H

J H M T A F I H H M T A S I

Answer 10

Jekyll had more than a fathers interest Hyde had more than a sons indifference.

Question 11

When mentioned Hyde Jekyll goes

P T T V L A T C A B A H E

Answer 11

Pale to the very lips and there came a blackness about his eyes

Question 12

Jekyll’s Belief

P T S C S

Answer 12

Polar twins should continually struggling

Question 13

Jekyll had to C M P

Answer 13

Concealed my pleasures

Question 14

Lanyon

H J B T F F M

Answer 14

Henry Jekyll became too fanciful for me

Question 15

Jekyll tries to repent
G A R
F U H K A L H C H T G

Answer 15

Gratitude and remorse

Fell upon his knees and lifted his clapped hands to God

Question 16

Hyde first transformation
T C O T C B
D J

Answer 16

Trapped calmly over the child’s body

Damned Juggernaut

Question 17

Jekyll believed

B S O M W I D E

Answer 17

Both sides of me where in dead earnest

Question 18

Utterson jumped to the conclusion that Jekyll was :

T C O S C D

Answer 18

The cancer of some concealed disagrace

Question 19

London

T L G O L F A A

Answer 19

The low growl of london from all around

Question 20

Jekyll

Y W H D Y S B!

Answer 20

You who have derived your superiors behold!

Question 21

Hyde

W L A W O A L S

Answer 21

Weeping like a woman or a lost soul

Question 22

Jekylls confession

M D H L B C ; I C O R

Answer 22

My devil has long been caged it came out roaring

Question 23

Description of Hyde

T M T L A M

Answer 23

That masked thing like a monkey

Question 24

Utterson

H I W E O E

Answer 24

His imagination was engaged or enslaved

Question 25

Description of Hyde

B O O A B, A W A L F

Answer 25

Broke out of all bounds and with ape like fury

Question 26

Jekyll’s confession

I B T L O T U H J T A E

Answer 26

I brought the life of that unhappy Henry Jekyll to an end

Question 27

The first transformation

I B S T D O T P O M D, A L T C O P T T S W R F

Answer 27

I but shook the doors of the prisonhouse of my disposition and like the captives of philippi those that stood within ran free

Question 28

Jekyll forcing himself to choose between him and Hyde

S A M C W T T O M D A A O A C A M

Answer 28

Strange as my circumstances were the terms of this debate are as old and common place as amn

Question 29

First Transformation

I W N B N D

Answer 29

I was neither biblical nor divine

Question 30

Hyde
A H I O B
A S L

Answer 30

A hissing intake of breath

A savage laugh

Question 31

Jekyll’s confession

H I S I C S I T C O H H N H

Answer 31

He I say I can not say I that child of hell has nothing human

Question 32

Jekyll - Carew’s murder

I M T U B T D W E B

Answer 32

I mueled the unresisting body, tasting delight with every blow

Question 33

Opening Description of Utterson
N L B A S
C S A E I S
B I S
L,L, D, A D A Y S L
S E H B F H E

Answer 33

“Never lightened by a smile”
“cold scanty and embarrassed in discourse” “backward in sentiment” “lean, long, dusty and dreary and yet somehow loveable”
“something eminently human beaconed from his eye.”

Question 34

Utterson represses his urges
H W A W H; D G W H W A T M A T F V
T H E T T, H N C T D O O F T Y
S W, A I E [] I I T M

Answer 34

” He was austere with himself; drank gin when he was alone to mortify a taste for vintages”
“Though he enjoyed the theatre, had not crossed the doors of one for twenty years”
“Sometimes wondering, almost in envy [] involved in their misdeeds”

Question 35

Utterson goes to Jekyll after meeting Hyde for first time

H F N A A D O L

Answer 35

“he felt nausea and a distaste of life”

Question 36

Utterson seen Jekyll
T W B P ; T W A A H I T E
G F U. G F U

Answer 36

“They were both pale; there was an answering horror in their eyes.” “God forgive us, God forgive us”

Question 37

Hyde as animalistic
S B W A H I O B
K H F T H … O G
S I A S L … W E Q H U T D

Answer 37

“Shrank back with a hissing intake of breath”
“kept his feelings to himself…only grunted”
“snarled into a savage laugh…with extraordinary quickness has unlocked the door…”

Question 38

Hydes description
P A D
I O D
D S
M M O T A B
H, W A S B V
I R S S U A F

Answer 38

“pale and dwarfish”
“impression of deformity”
“displeasing smile”
“murderous mixture of timidity and boldness”
“husky, whispering and somewhat broken voice”
“I read satan’s signature upon a face”

Question 39

Maids describe Hyde

C O L A M

Answer 39

Carrying on like a madman

Question 40

Poole describes Hyde
W L A W O A L S
A D S O M A T
T M T L A M J A T C

Answer 40

“Weeping like a woman or a lost soul”
“A dismal screech of mere animal terror”
“That masked thing like a monkey jumped along the chemicals”

Question 41

Jekyll

D P

Answer 41

Disconsolate prisoner

Windows barred with iron

Question 42

Jekyll has illness
L D S
T D S
F M
H O A C H

Answer 42

“looking deathly sick”
“the doctor shuddered”
“feverish manner”
“held out a cold hand”

Question 43

Hydes house described
D E W N B N K
S B O B
B 
D
T M O P A S N
L G A S

Answer 43

“door equipped with neither bell nor knocker”
“sinister block of building”
“blistered” “distained”
“the marks of prolongued and sordid negligence”
“lying gaunt and silent”

Question 44

Pollution of London

A G C C P L O H

Answer 44

“A great chocolate covered pall lowered over heaven”

Question 45

Jekylls cabinet
D W S
L F D T T F C
D W B W I
F B T L T

Answer 45

“dingy windowless structure”
“light falling dimly through the foggy cupola”
“dusty windows barred with iron”
“fog began to lie thickly”

Question 46

Lanyon about Jekyll
A U B
H B T G W, W I T M

Answer 46

“such unscientific balderdash”

“He began to go wrong, wrong in the mind”

Question 47

How Hyde made Lanyon feel

G M O L S U T I B O T S O M L R

Answer 47

“Gave me one look, so ugly that it brought out the sweat on me like running”

Question 48

Enfield if reputation

T M I L L Q S T L I A

Answer 48

“The more it looks like queer street, the less I ask”