key quotes

Question 1

A M V O E U B E (a mere…)

Answer 1

a mere vessel of emotion, untinctured by experience

Question 2

W I D U A G M

Answer 2

will it do us any good mother

Question 3

A T Y S W P I T D S (all these…)

Answer 3

all these young souls were passengers in the durbeyfield ship

Question 4

M P I T S T T C K (my project..)

Answer 4

my project is to send Tess to claim kin

Question 5

S F F T S W T C D

Answer 5

splashed from face to skirt with the crimson drops

Question 6

N B T A S B H

Answer 6

nobody blamed Tess as she blamed herself

Question 7

B F E P A S

Answer 7

built for enjoyment pure and simple

Question 8

T O B

Answer 8

touches of barbarism

Question 9

H W W T B T B R R I T S O H Y L (he who was…)

Answer 9

he who was to be the blood red ray in the spectrum of her young life

Question 10

H E E A S I S I H F

Answer 10

her eyes enlarged and she involuntarily smiled in his face

Question 11

S A H T I

Answer 11

she abandoned herself to impulse

Question 12

S W I W

Answer 12

she was inexpressibly weary

Question 13

T S H B T S A C P A I W D T R

Answer 13

there should have been traced such a coarse pattern as it was doomed to receive

Question 14

A I C

Answer 14

an immeasurable chasm

Question 15

T E O F A A H (the ecstasy…)

Answer 15

the ecstasy of faith almost apotheosised her

Question 16

A D P

Answer 16

a divine personage

Question 17

S S W H R A A T S I T T (some spirit…)

Answer 17

some spirit within her rose automatically as the sap in the twigs

Question 18

T T C F S G T C W (Tess thus….)

Answer 18

Tess thus changed from simple girl to complex woman

Question 19

A G D O N

Answer 19

a genuine daughter of nature

Question 20

T L A F B (Tess like a…)

Answer 20

Tess like a fascinated bird (hearing Angel’s harp)

Question 21

B R S

Answer 21

blood red stains (on Tess’s skin of the thistle milk and sticky blights in the garden)

Question 22

A F T S T R A C A A I R T A A M (at first Tess seemed to regard…)

Answer 22

at first Tess seemed to regard Angel Clre as an intelligence rather than as a man

Question 23

T H N I H R L B S H A S W N (Tess had never…)

Answer 23

Tess had never in her recent life been so happy as she was now

Question 24

T W C, U A I L, A S A T S I O V

Answer 24

they were converging, under an irresistable law, a surely as two streams in one vale

Question 25

A I T W A A E

Answer 25

as if they were adam and eve

Question 26

A V E O W

Answer 26

a visionary essence of woman

Question 27

S O T R T, A O H O W C

Answer 27

she ought to recommed them, and obscure her own wretched charms

Question 28

D H H C W A M W C (despite his…)

Answer 28

despite his heterodoxy clare was a man with conscience

Question 29

S B A P E

Answer 29

she'll be apt pupil enough

Question 30

I W F H T H L T; H S, H H, H S

Answer 30

it was for herself that he loved Tess; her soul; her heart; her substance

Question 31

S W Y A H S T R I O H M A I I H B A S C C O H

Answer 31

she was yawning and he saw the red interior of her mouth as if it had been a snakes

Question 32

T Y M S Y N C

Answer 32

Tess you must spell your name correctly

Question 33

A S C G

Answer 33

A steady crimson glare

Question 34

T B C L

Answer 34

the blood coloured light

Question 35

P I E A F H D W A S

Answer 35

plunged into eight and forty hours dissipation with a stranger

Question 36

B N Y C F M

Answer 36

because now you can forgive me

Question 37

H E D D

Answer 37

her eyelids drooping down

Question 38

A W I Y S

Answer 38

another woman in your shape

Question 39

I W O Y L Y W S E I I I T L D A D

Answer 39

i will obey you like your wretched slave even if it is to lie down and die

Question 40

I A O A P B P N B N

Answer 40

I am only a peasant by position not by nature

Question 41

A H L D, L A V O M

Answer 41

a hard logical desposit, like a vein of metal

Question 42

B H M O L S M H W E F H

Answer 42

but her mood of long suffering made his way easy for him

Question 43

D N K T H L H S

Answer 43

did not know that he loved her still

Question 44

T A M W Y T S T C A C

Answer 44

this advanced man was yet the slave to custom and conventionality

Question 45

T S D, P, F S

Answer 45

the same delicacy, pride false shame (kwhich made Tess not reach out for help/ money which was hersa)

Question 46

H H S

Answer 46

her hunted soul

Question 47

S A P

Answer 47

starve acre place

Question 48

B C A P S

Answer 48

bulbous, cusped and phallic shapes

Question 49

T W F W I C A D D

Answer 49

the whole field was in colour a desolate drab

Question 50

T G C O T S L F

Answer 50

the two girls crawling over the surface like flies

Question 51

M O G S R T

Answer 51

memories of green sunny romantic talbothays

Question 52

T B T A A T F L A B C I A S

Answer 52

Tess between the amazons and the farmer like a bird caught in a springe

Question 53

T G M O H L W T F L O C

Answer 53

the greatest misfortune of her life was this feminine loss of courage

Question 54

H W H W H U W N O T S O T S

Answer 54

He would had wrought her undoing was now on the side of the spirit

Question 55

S T Y W N T M

Answer 55

swear that you will never tempt me

Question 56

T R T

Answer 56

the red tyrant

Question 57

B F T T W N R

Answer 57

but for tess there was no respite

Question 58

T F B H C H G T B H A

Answer 58

Thus from being her critic he grew to be her advocate

Question 59

H P H S I H W

Answer 59

her pride had stood in her way

Question 60

S B

Answer 60

scarlet blot

Question 61

D H B K T D T T

Answer 61

D'urbervilles had been known to do these things"

Question 62

L T P O T C

Answer 62

like the plans of two children

Question 63

T P O T I H E H S W T

Answer 63

the president of the immortals had ended his sport with Tess