Der seltsame Fall von DrJekyll und MrHudeIllustrated von Charles Raymond Macauley. n, wie es bei einer plötzlichen Reflexion, frontedabout mit einer Trotzreaktion, und der pairstared an einander ziemlich starr für eine fewseconds. Jetzt habe ich sie wieder weiß wird, sagte Herr Utterson. Es kann sinnvoll sein. 4 i Der seltsame Fall von Dr. Jekyll und Mr. Hyde Ja, zurück Mr. Hyde; es ist, als wellwe erfüllt; und a Propos, sollten Sie havemy Adresse. Und er gab eine Reihe von astreet in Soho. Guter Gott! Dachte Herr Utterson, canhe auch gedacht haben Der wird? Er aber seine Gefühle für sich behalten, und onlygrunted in ack

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The strange case of DrJekyll and MrHudeIllustrated by Charles Raymond Macauley . n, as it upon some sudden reflection, frontedabout with an air of defiance, and the pairstared at each other pretty fixedly for a fewseconds. Now I shall know you again, said Mr. Utterson. It may be useful. 4i The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Yes, returned Mr. Hyde; it is as wellwe have met; and a propos, you should havemy address. And he gave a number of astreet in Soho. Good God ! thought Mr. Utterson, canhe, too, have been thinking of the will?But he kept his feelings to himself, and onlygrunted in acknowledgment of the address. And now, said the other, how did youknow me r By description, was the reply. Whose description ? We have common friends, said Mr.Utterson. Common friends? echoed Mr. Hyde, alittle hoarsely. Who are they? Jekyll, for instance, said the lawyer. He never told you, cried Mr. Hyde, with a flush of anger. I did not think youwould have lied. Come, said Mr. Utterson, that is notfitting language. The other snarled aloud into a savage 42 Search for Mr. Hyde V. laugh; and the next mo-ment, with extraordinary quickness, he had unlockedthe door and disappearedinto the house. The law-yer stooda whilewhen Mr.Hvde had J left him, the pic-ture of dis-quietude. Then hebegan to- 1 o w 1 vmount thestreet, paus-ing: everytep or two andputting his handto his brow, like a 45 a The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde man in mental perplexity. The problemhe was thus debating as he walked wasone of a class that is rarely solved. Mr.Hyde was pale and dwarfish; he gavean impression of deformity without any nam-able malformation; he had a displeasingsmile; he had borne himself to the lawyerwith a sort of murderous mixture oftimidity and boldness, and he spoke with ahusky, whispering, and somewhat brokenvoice: all these were points against him, butnot all of these together could explain the hith-erto unknown disgust, loathing, and fear withwhich Mr. Utterson regarded him. Therem

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