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That seeing unseen, we may of their encounter frankly judge
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A woodcock to mine own springe
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Fishmonger... 1 in 10,000
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How all occasions do inform against me, and spur my dull revenge (eggshell)
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I alone became their prisoner
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How long will a man lie i'th' earth ere he rot? Alexander/Imp Caesar
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Strew dangerous conjectures in ill-breeding minds/The doors are broke
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He poisons him i'th' garden for's estate
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Get thee to a nunnery/Sprung from neglected love
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Unbated foils/I'll anoint my sword/A chalice
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I will be brief. Your noble son is mad (...) At such a time I will loose
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Makes vow (...) to never more give th' assay of arms
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This vile deed we must... countenance and excuse
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Impawned/8 to 4 in 12 passes
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Sponge (...that) soaks up the King's countenance
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Your bait of falsehood takes this carp of truth... by indirections find directions out
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To be or not to be - that is the question:
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His father's death and our o'erhasty marriage
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This quarry cries on havoc. O proud Death
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What ceremony else? What ceremony else?
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My offence is rank, it smells to heaven
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Be thou spirit of health or goblin damned
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For Hecuba!... Am I a coward?... The play's the thing [...]
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Use you [...] to gather and glean
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It's a cuckoo's, sir/sparrow's egg
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Singing, laughing, and plaguing/the boy would do her bidding in anything
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The devil had seized her ankle
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I am Heathcliff/Fate of Milo
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You are a dog in a manger, Cathy
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Why am I so changed? O how fall'n! How changed
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And if not [a man] is he a devil?
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Consent, or refuse, I will see her
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I love my murderer - but yours!
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Be with me always - take any form - drive me mad!
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Flung (x3) himself on Earnshaw's weapon
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I should delight to look round me
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A pale, delicate, effeminate boy
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Come down and fetch my property
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I can sympathize with all his feelings/I cannot read it
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You might kill him [...] he's dying for you
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Seized by a suffocating cough
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Her secret visits were to end/You dunce
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A task he was compelled to perform
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Our jailer [...] shut and locked it also
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Papa says everything she has is mine
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Mr. Heathcliff, you have nobody to love you
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Heathcliff never reads/rob me of my treasures
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A gentle kiss [...] at least five kisses
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I have lost the faculty of enjoying their destruction
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Nearly attained my heaven [the] others [are] unvalued by me
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I preferred glory to every enticement
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I have no friend, Margaret
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Success shall crown my endeavors
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Restored [...] to animation/Do you share my madness? Have you drunk
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I was their plaything/A pretty present for my Victor
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Banish disease from the human frame (ph's/elxlife)
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Paid no visit to Geneva, but was engaged
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Dreary night of November/Walk[s] in fear and dread
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E-March 18 Ernest/Justine/William
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A-May 12 Return and be our comforter/You are mistaken; I know the murderer.
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I confessed a lie/The first hapless victims to my unhallowed arts
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To forget myself... I journeyed
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If you will comply with my conditions
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Fire gave light as well as heat/Agreeable asylum
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Sorrow only increased with knowledge
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Aspire to higher powers of the intellect
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Paradise Lost, Lives, Sorrows of Werter
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Finding myself unsympathized with, wished to tear up/I learned from your papers/seize and educate him
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I felt there was some justice in his argument
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I thought that the fiend followed me/Labours of the Orkneys (Scotland)
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I shall be with you on your wedding-night
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Mr. Kirwin alone understood me
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E-May 18 Do you not love another?
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Resolved not to join her until I had obtained
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He left marks/He is eloquent and persuasive
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Like the archangel who aspired to omnipotence
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The power of his eloquence
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The die is cast/My hopes [are] blasted by cowardice and indecision
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I have lost my hopes of utility and glory; I have lost my friend/Evil thenceforth became my good/funeral pile (ending)
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That future strife may be prevented now
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Which of you doth love us most
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If it be nothing, I shall not need spectacles
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C3PeO cart, coxcomb, cuckoo, peace, egg, O
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Thou shouldst not have been old till thou hadst been wise
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Glass-gazing, superserviceable, finical rogue (bawd)
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Basest and most poorest shape
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By Juno/Shut up your doors
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Contending with the fretful elements
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I am a man more sinned against than sinning
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Then shall the realm of Albion come to great confusion
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They took from me the use of mine own house
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I have ta'en too little care of this (hovel)/philosopher (Poor Tom)
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I'll see their trial first
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Out, vile jelly, where is thy lustre now?
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Holy water from her heavenly eyes
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Thy business that I go about
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Strange oeillades [...] to noble Edmund
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Through tatter'd clothes great vices do appear; robes and furr'd gowns hide all
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If he return the conquerer; then I am the prisoner, his bed my gael/No tearing lady
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Pray now, forget and forgive. I am old and foolish
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Which of them shall I take?
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Men must endure [...] ripeness is all
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Thy great employment will not bear question
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Is this the promised end?(Kent)/Or the image of that horror?(Edgar)
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All friends shall taste the wages of their virtue, and all foes the cup of their deservings
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We did not begin that game of dominoes
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Marlow sat cross-legged with a yellow complexion, ascetic aspect, palms outwards, resembling an idol
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This also has been one of the dark places of the earth/They were men enough to face the darkness
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Unselfish belief in the idea - something you can set up, bow down before, and offer a sacrifice to...
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(L) Heavenly mission to civilize you/the snake had charmed me
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(B) Whited sepulchre: Two women [...] sat knitting black wool
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(OS) Inhabited devastation/Accountant
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(CS) Paper-mâché Mephisopheles
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(CS) Woman, draped and blindfolded, carrying a lighted torch
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(CS) Each station should be like a beacon
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We crept on, toward Kurtz
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Enchanted princess sleeping in a fabulous castle
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Only in the very last moment, [...] he frowned heavily.
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You can't understand: neighbors, scandal, gallows, lunatic asylums, policeman, public opinion
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All Europe contributed to the making of Kurtz (short in German)
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Parents: Mother - 1/2 English Father - 1/2 French
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Y-Belgium, B-French, P-German, R-British,O-Portuguese, G-Italy
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(IS) Kurtz' last disciple/Heads on stakes
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He looked at least seven feet long
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Wild and gorgeous apparition of a woman
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The awakening of forgotten and bruted instincts
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He had something to say. It was a victory.
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I felt [...] they could not possibly know the things I knew
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I knew him best./You knew him best, I repeated.
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The last word he pronounced was - your name.
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We have lost the first ebb, said the Director.
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