Doctor Lanyon's letter

Mr. Utterson began to read the letter from Dr. Lanyon, who said that one day, when he was at home, he received a letter from Henry Jekyll asking to go home and take a room a box whose contents were very important, and take it home

where he would receive a visit from a man, and had to give the contents of the drawer. If man did not show up at home meant he was dead

Dr. Lanyon did what he asked Dr. Jekyll, was visited by a short man named Edward Hyde. He entered the house, grabbed the drawer and told Dr. Lanyon to look at. Mr. Hyde mixed ingredients pulled from that box into a glass, and drank it. started screaming and deformed. Dr. Lanyon looked surprised and was terrified to see that in his room was no longer Edward Hyde, had become in the Dr. Henry Jekyll, who made ​​him promise he would not tell anyone what had happened.

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