Doctor Jekyll recives a letter

Mr. Utterson visits Dr. Jekyll and comment on the death of Sir Carew.

Jekyll teaches his lawyer a letter he had received that morning, and the messenger makes him promise that your content will not tell anyone and that will be a secret.

The letter was from Mr. Hyde to Dr. Jekyll and said she did not have to worry about their safety.

Later, the lawyer asked the doctor if it was Hyde who had drafted it will, and Dr. Jekyll said yes.

To ensure that all this was true, before leaving the house, Mr. Utterson asked Poole, the butler, had arrived that morning if a letter to his master, and Poole said no, (then Mr. Utterson thought perhaps the letter had been written in the house)

Mr. Utterson told what happened to Mr. Guest, and showed him the letter, whose words seemed familiar, concluding that they were like the letter of Dr Jekyll.

Dr. Jekyll forged a letter to save a murderer.

Vocabulary

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-beside-junto a
-hide-ocultar
-indeed-en efecto
-unharmed-ileso
-shall-deberán
-clerk-secretario
-foggy-brumoso