Der seltsame Fall von DrJekyll und MrHudeIllustrated von Charles Raymond Macauley. Resch dieses mournfulreinvasion der Finsternis zu bekämpfen, schien, in der lawyerseyes, wie ein Bezirk der Stadt in einer Nacht-Mare. Die Gedanken seines Verstandes, dabei waren Der gloomiest Farbstoff; und wenn der Begleiter von seinen Antrieb, er heglanced wasconscious der einen Touch von, die den Terror der 66 Die Carew Mord Rechtsprechung und Gesetze Offiziere, bei timesassail der Ehrlichste. Wie die Cah ausgearbeitet hat, bevor die Adresse in-dicated, der Nebel hob ein Littleand ihm einen dingystreet, ein Gin Palace, A1 o wFrench Essen zeigte

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The strange case of DrJekyll and MrHudeIllustrated by Charles Raymond Macauley . resh to combat this mournfulreinvasion of darkness, seemed, in the lawyerseyes, like a district of some city in a night-mare. The thoughts of his mind, besides, were of the gloomiest dye; and when heglanced at the companion of his drive, he wasconscious of some touch of that terror of the 66 The Carew Murder Case law and the laws officers which may at timesassail the most honest. As the cah drew up before the address in-dicated, the fog lifted a littleand showed him a dingystreet, a gin-palace, a 1 o wFrench eating-house, a shopfor the retail of penny num-bers and twopenny salads, many ragged children huddledin the doorways, and manywomen of many different na-tionalities passing out, key inhand, to have a morningglass; and the next momentthe fog settled down againupon that part, as brown asumber, and cut him off fromhis blackguardly surroundings.This was the home of HenryJekylTs favorite; of a manwho was heir to quarter of a million sterling. An ivory - faced and silvery - haired old 67. The Strange Case of Dr. fekyll and Mr. Hyde woman opened the door. She had an evilface, smoothed by hypocrisy, but her mannerswere excellent. Yes, she said, this was Mr.Hydes, but he was not at home; he hadbeen in that night very late, but had goneaway again in less than an hour; there wasnothing strange in that; his habits were veryirregular, and he was often absent; for in-stance, it was nearly two months since she hadseen him till yesterday. Very well, then, we wish to see his rooms, said the lawyer; and when the woman beganto declare it was impossible, I had bettertell you who this person is, he added. Thisis Inspector Newcomen of Scotland Yard. A flash of odious joy appeared upon thewomans face. Ah! said she, he is introuble ! What has he done ? Mr. Utterson and the inspector exchangedglances. He dont seem a very popularcharacter, observed the latter. And now, my good woman, just let me and this gentle

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