tess quotes (finish the quote) Flashcards

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“how are…” (pg9)

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how are the mighty fallen

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2
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“beautiful…” (pg13)

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beautiful white hart

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3
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“peony mouth…” (pg14)

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peony mouth…large innocent eyes

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4
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“a mere vessel…” (pg15)

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a mere vessel of emotion untinctured by experience

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5
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“phases of her…” (pg15)

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phases of her childhood lurked in her still

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6
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“there was an uncribbed…” pg 16

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there was an uncribbed, uncabined aspect in his eyes

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7
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“pointed shaft of…” pg 33

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pointed shaft of the cart..hiss into the road

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8
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“pink ribbon…white…” pg49

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pink ribbon…white frock…estimated as a woman

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9
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“with the setting of…” pg 73

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with the setting of the moon…Tess became invisible

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10
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“but where was…” pg74

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but where was Tess’s guardian angel?

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11
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“an immeasurable chasm…”

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an immeasurable chasm was to divide our heroine’s personality

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12
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“she had learnt that the serpent…” pg 75

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she had learnt that the serpent hisses where the sweet bird sings

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13
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“‘Thy,dammnantion,slumbereth,not’…” pg79

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‘thy,dammnation,slumbereth,not’ as if to give pause while the word was driven well home to the reader

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14
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“she knew what their whispers…”

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she knew what their whispers were about…could not come to church no more

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15
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“her flower like mouth and large tender…” pg90

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her flower like mouth and large tender eye, neither black nor blue, nor grey, nor violet

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16
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“the child consigned to the…” pg93

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the child consigned to the nethermost corner of hell…three pronged fork

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17
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“it was unexected youth surging up anew after it’s temporary check…” pg 100

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it was unexpected youth surging up anew after it’s temporary check, and bringing with it hope, and the invincible instinct towards self delight

18
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“the var waters were clear as…” pg103

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the var waters were as clear as the pure river of life shown to the evangelists

19
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“the typical and…” pg 118

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the typical and unvarying hodge ceased to exist…others austere

20
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“what a genuine daughter…” pg120

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what a genuine daughter of nature that milkamid is

21
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“Tess, like a fascinated…” pg120

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Tess, like a fascinated bird, could not leave the spot

22
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“I wouldn’t of expected a young girl…” pg124

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I shouldn’t of expected a young girl like you to see it so yet

23
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“she was no longer a milkmaid, but a visionary essence…” pg130

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she was no longer a milkmaid, but a visionary essence of a woman - a whole sex condensed into one typical form

24
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“he called her…” pg130

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he called her Artemis, Demeter

25
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“Tess, pale faced…” pg135

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Tess, pale faced, had gone to the door

26
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“The hiss of fertilization…” pg149

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The hiss of fertilization…the most fanciful love shouldn’t grow passionate

27
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“non-evangelical, well-educated…” pg159

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non-evangelical, well-educated, hall marked young men…short sighted

28
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“unimpeachable…” pg164

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unimpeachable Christian

29
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“D’urberville the young man developed…” pg166

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D’urberville the young man developed the most reckless passions, though he had a blind mother

30
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“‘Oh mr Clare - I cannot be your wife…” pg171

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‘Oh Mr Clare - I cannot be your wife - I cannot be!’ she bowed her face in grief

31
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“Tess’s look had grown hard and worn, and her ripe mouth…” pg 173

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Tess’s look had grown hard and worn, and her ripe mouth tragical; but she no longer showed any tremulousness

32
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“many a women - some of the highest in the land…” pg191

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many a women - some of the highest in the land - have had a trouble in their time

33
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“your childish nature…” pg191

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Your childish nature to tell all that’s in your heart - so simple!

34
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“dreadful crime in his family…” pg124

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dreadful crime in his family coach…but I’ll tell you another day

35
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“the ashes under the grate were lit by the fire…” pg225

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the ashes under the grate were lit by the fire…last day luridness in this red-coaled glow, which fell on his face

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“a large shadow of her shape…” pg225

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a large shadow of her shape rose upon the wall and ceiling

37
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“Forgiveness does not apply to the case. You were one person now you are another…”

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Forgiveness does not apply to the case. You were one person now you are another. How can forgiveness meet such a grotesque prestidigitation as that?

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“He looked upon her as a species of imposter…” pg 229

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“He looked upon her as a species of imposter; a guilty woman in the guise of an innocent one”

39
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“she did not observe that a tear…” pg 230

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she did not observe that a tear came out upon his check, descending slowly

40
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“You are an unapprehending peasant woman, you have never been…” pg 232

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You are an unapprehending peasant woman, you have never been initiated into the proportions of social things. You do not know what you say

41
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“The river is down there…” pg 232

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the river is down there. I can put an end to myself in it. I am not afraid