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| Describe Mr. Poole's appearance when he came to visit Mr. Utterson |
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| He looked worried and very upset. He was terrified as to what has happened. |
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| Predict what "foul play' has happened to upset Mr. Poole so much. |
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| How did Mr. Utterson respond to Mr. Poole's request to come with him? |
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| Mr. U went with Mr. Poole |
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| What does the simile "stood huddled together like a flock of sheep" mean in describing Dr. J's employee's |
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| The people were gathered todgether for protection. They were afraid of something. |
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| When Mr. Poole takes Mr. U to Dr. J's house, why does he not want Dr. J to know that Mr. U is there? |
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| He doesn't want Dr. J's actions to change. |
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| What changes does Mr. U note in Dr. J? |
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| Dr. J's voice is changed. |
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| What presumption does Mr. Poole make to suggest the reason for the 'change in Dr. J's voice? |
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| That Dr. J has been kidnapped and somone else is in the room or maybe Dr. J has been murdered. |
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| How does Mr. Utterson respond to Mr. Poole's explanation? Why? |
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| That it is a wild tale. If true, why would the murderer stay? |
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