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LOUISSTEVENSON\n\nThe Strange Case ofDr Jekyll and Mr Hyde  \nLegend Press Ltd,51 Gower Street,London,WC1E 6HJinfo@legend-paperbooks.co.uk I www.legendpress.co.uk  \nPrint ISBN 9781789550672Ebook ISBN 9781789550689  \nSet in Times.Printing managed by Jellyfish Solutions Ltd.Cover design by Anna Morrison I www.annamorrison.com  \nAll characters,other than those clearly in the public domain,and placenames,other than those well-established such as towns and cities,arefictitious and any resemblance is purely coincidental.  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced,storedin or introduced into a retrieval system,or transmitted,in any form,or byany means electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording or otherwise,without the prior permission of the publisher.Any person who commits anyunauthorised act in relation to this publication may be liable to criminalprosecution and civil claims for damages.  \nRobert Louis Stevenson was a Scottish novelist and travelwriter,most noted for Treasure Island,Kidnapped,The StrangeCase ofDr Jekyll and Mr Hyde,and A Child's Garden of Verses.  \nBorn and educated in Edinburgh,Stevenson suffered fromserious bronchial trouble for much of his life,but continued towrite prolifically and travel widely.Stevenson spent severalyears in search of a location suited to his health,before finallysettling in Samoa,where he died.  \nCONTENTS  \nSTORY OFTHE DOOR…7  \nSEARCH FOR MR.HYDE……14  \nDR.JEKYLLWAS QUITE AT EASE……23  \nTHE CAREW MURDER CASE………26  \nINCIDENT OF THE LETTER………31  \nINCIDENT OF DR.LANYON36  \nINCIDENT AT THE WINDOW…41  \nTHE LAST NIGHT………43  \nDR.LANYON'S NARRATIVE……56  \nHENRYJEKYLL’S FULL STATEMENT  \nOF THE CASE…65  \nSTORY OF THE DOOR  \nMr.Utterson the lawyer was a man of a rugged countenancethat was never lighted by a smile;cold,scanty and embarrassedin discourse;backward in sentiment;lean,long,dusty,drearyand yet somehow lovable.At friendly meetings,and when thewine was to his taste,something eminently 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at the best,and even his friendship seemedto be founded in a similar catholicity of good-nature.It is the  \nmark of a modest man to accept his friendly circle ready-made from the hands of opportunity;and that was the lawyer'sway.His friends were those of his own blood or those whomhe had known the longest;his affections,like ivy,were thegrowth of time,they implied no aptness in the object.Hence,no doubt the bond that united him to Mr.Richard Enfield,hisdistant kinsman,the well-known man about town.It was anut to crack for many,what these two could see in each other,or what subject they could find in common.It was reportedby those who encountered them in their Sunday walks,thatthey said nothing,looked singularly dull and would hail withobvious relief the appearance of a friend.For all that,the twomen put the greatest store by these excursions,counted t","cbCaiiwCkDwxUoLr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiwCkDwxUoLr","pdf",4139036,100,"English","# Contents\n## STORY OF THE DOOR\n## SEARCH 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