How does Stevenson present Dr Lanyon?

‘bound to the …’

‘bound to the most narrow and material views’

‘derided …’

‘derided your superiors’

‘that …’

‘that prodigy’

‘unscientific …’

‘unscientific balderdash’

‘he began to …’

‘he began to go wrong, wrong in mind’

‘affecting a …’

‘affecting a coolness that I was far from truly possessing’

‘“Oh God! …’

‘“Oh God!” again and again’

‘I felt bound …’

‘I felt bound to do as he requested’

‘You forget that…’

‘You forget that I have not yet the pleasure of your acquaintance. Be seated, if you please’

‘the deadliest terror …’

‘the deadliest terror sits by me’

‘soul …’

‘soul sickened’

‘My life is …’

‘My life is shaken to its roots’

‘death-warrant …’

‘death-warrant written legibly upon his face’

'deep-seated …’

'deep-seated terror of the mind’

‘in something less …’

‘in something less than a fortnight he was dead’