The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (complete the quote)

'It wasn't like a man;

...it was like some damned Juggernaut'

'the man trampled calmly over the child's body...

...and left her screaming on the ground'

'So ugly that it brought out...

...the sweat on me like running'

'something downright...

...detestable'

'He gives a...

...strong feeling of deformity'

'Mr Hyde shrank back...

...with a hissing intake of breath'

'Mr Hyde was...

...pale and dwarfish'

‘The moon shone on his (Sir Danvers Carew) face…

…as he lay in the pool of blood’

'a large well-made...

...smooth-faced man of fifty'

‘A great chocolate-coloured…

…pall lowered over heaven’

'the moment I choose...

...I can be rid of Mr Hyde'

'he broke out in...

...a great flame of anger'

'with ape-like fury he was...

...trampling his victim under foot'

‘a certain sinister block of building…

…thrust forward its gable on the street’

'the haunting sense of...

...unexpressed deformity'

'Now that that evil influence had been withdrawn...

...a new life began for Dr Jekyll'

'If I am the chief of sinners...

...I am the chief of sufferers also'

'like some...

...disconsolate prisoner'

‘backward in sentiment;

…lean, long, dusty, dreary and yet somehow loveable’

'weeping like a woman...

...or a lost soul'

'a man sorely contorted...

...and still twitching'

'Lanyon, my life, my honour...

...my reason are all at your mercy'

‘labyrinths of…

…lamp lighted city’

‘Like a district of some city…

…in a nightmare’

'I could hear his (Hyde's) teeth grate...

...with the convulsive action of his jaws'

‘He had his death warrant…

…written legibly upon his face’

'His (Hyde's) face became suddenly black...

...and the features seemed to melt and alter'

'that man is not truly one...

...but truly two'

'more wicked...

...tenfold more wicked'

'Edward Hyde alone in the ranks...

...of mankind was pure evil'

'my new power tempted me...

...until I fell into slavery'

'my blood was changed into...

...something exquisitely thin and icy'

'the balance of my nature might...

...be permanently overthrown'

'My devil had been long caged...

...he came out roaring'

'Instantly the spirit of hell...

...awoke in me and raged'

‘something…

…troglodytic’

‘He(Dr Lanyon) is a…

…hearty, healthy, dapper, red-faced gentleman’