English lit paper 1 quotes

M Violence - ‘Is this a d…………………….’

‘Is this a dagger which I see before me, the handle towards my hand?’

M Violence - ‘My ……. thou……’

‘My slaughterous thoughts’

M Violence - ‘My …. knife ……………..…….’

‘My keen knife sees not the wound it makes’

M Violence - ‘……… from the ………. to the ………’

‘Unseamed from the naive to the chops’

M Violence - ‘Who would have thou……………………….’

‘Who would have thought the old man to have so much blood in him?’

M Violence - ‘Never sha………………………….’

‘Never shake those gory locks at me’

M Ambition - ‘Art not ……………………………..’

‘Art not without ambition, but without the illness should attend it’ - LM

M Ambition - ‘I have no ……………….. but only……………………’

‘I have no spur to prick the sides of my intent, but only vaulting ambition’

M Ambition - ‘I go and ………………………’

‘I go and its done. The bell invites me’

M Ambition - ‘The fut………….’

‘The future in the instant’

M Guilt - ‘Will all great Nep……………….………..’

‘Will all great Neptune’s Oceans wash this blood clean from my hand?’

M Guilt - ‘to … to .. to ….’ - LM

‘to bed, to bed, to bed’

M Guilt - ‘All the …. of …… will not ………………’ - LM

‘All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this hand’ - LM

M Guilt - ‘Out …….!’ LM

‘Out damned spot!’

M Guilt - ‘I’ll…… I am …. to ………’

‘I’ll go no more, I am afraid to think of what I have done’

M Guilt - ‘Stars ……………! ………………….’

‘Stars hide your fires! Let not see my black and deep desires’

M Supernatural - ‘Where shall …………? ……………….?’ - W

‘Where shall we three meet again? In thunder, lightning or in rain’

M Supernatural - ‘Fair …………. fair’ - W

‘Fair is foul and foul is fair’

M Supernatural - ‘Hie …………………………………….. ear’ - LM

‘Hie thee hither that I may pour my spirits into thine ear’ - LM to M

M Supernatural - ‘Come, you ………………………….., un…………. - LM

‘Come, you spirits that tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here’

M Lady Macbeth - ‘ My dear……………….’

‘My dearest partner of greatness’

M Lady Macbeth - ‘………………… milk ……………’

‘I fear thy nature is too full o’h’milk of human kindness’

M Lady Macbeth - ‘Give me ……….’

‘Give me the daggers’

J + H Duality - ‘……………one, ………….two’

‘Man is not truly one, but truly two’

J + H Duality - ‘I learned to …………………..’

‘I learned to recognise the primitive duality of man’

J + H Duality - ‘…… and …….’ vs ‘large ………..’

‘pale and dwarfish’ vs ‘large handsome face’

J + H Duality - ‘like a ….……… - …………..’ - L

‘Like a man restored from death - there stood Henry Jekyll’ - L

J + H Scientific development - ‘Un…………..’

‘Unscientific balderdash’

J + H Scientific development - ‘There lay a ………………………………..’

‘There lay a body of a man sorely contorted and still twitching’

J + H Curiosity - ‘My arm ……………..………’ - L

‘My arm raised to shield me from this prodogy’ - L

J + H Curiosity - ‘A week ………………….., and in………… fortnight, ………’

‘A week afterwards Dr Lanyon took to his bed, and in something less than a fortnight, he was dead’

J + H Curiosity - ‘… life is …………’ - L

‘My life is shaken to its roots’

J + H Curiosity - “Oh ….!’ I …,… ‘Oh ….!’ ……….’ - L

“Oh God!’ I screamed, and ‘Oh God!’ again and again’

J + H Friendship and Loyalty - ‘He had an ……………………..’

‘He had an approved tolerance for others’

J + H Friendship and Loyalty - ‘He began …….. wrong, wrong …….; ……………………………….’

‘He began to go wrong, wrong in mind; and though of course I continue to take an interest in him for old sake’s sake’

J + H Friendship and Loyalty - ‘……… must be the ……………………’

‘You and I must be the two oldest friends that Henry Jekyll has’

J + H Friendship and Loyalty - ‘Professional ……………………………….’

‘Professional honor and faith to his dead friend’

J + H Violence - ‘……… calmly’

‘Trampled calmly’

J + H Violence - ‘With ….. like …..’

‘With ape like fury’

J + H Violence - ‘… broke out …………………….’

‘He broke out with a great flame of anger’

J + H Violence - ‘Carrying ……………’

‘Carrying on like a madman’

J + H Religion - ‘…… signa…..’

‘Satan’s signature’

J + H Religion - ‘to sit close by ………, ………………………………..’

‘To sit close by the fire, a volume of some dry divinity on his reading desk’

J + H Religion - ‘Scrawling ……………….’

‘Scrawling in my own hand blasphemies’

J + H Religion - ‘really …………’

‘Really like satan’

J + H Repression - ‘My …….. has been ………, ……………..’

‘My devil has been long caged, he came out roaring’

J + H Repression - ‘Hence the ………………….’

‘Hence the ape like tricks he would play me’

J + H Repression - ‘I was once ………………..’

‘I was once more Edward Hyde’

J + H Appearance - ‘There is something ………………………’

‘There is something wrong with his apperance’

J + H Appearance - ‘…….. impression ………..’

‘Gave an impression of deformity’

J + H Appearance - ‘a …, well …., …..-…………’

‘A large, well made, smooth-faced man’

J + H Appearance - ‘Every mark ………….’

‘Every mark of capacity and kindness’

J + H Appearance - ‘….., ….., ….., red faced …..’

‘hearty, healthy, dapper, red faced gentleman’

J + H Appearance - ‘………. had grown …….’

‘The rosy man had grown pale’

J + H Appearance - ‘A masked ………….…’

‘A masked thing like a monkey’