The death of a friend

Mr. Utterson, every day I would see Dr. Jekyll, and ceased to be well received and began to isolate Dr.Jekyll again.

Mr. Utterson had dinner one night with Dr. Lanyon, who was very ill, near death, and which Mr. Utterson said that Dr. Jekyll was also sick. Upon hearing this, Dr. Lanyon became angry and told the lawyer that wanted nothing more about that doctor.

Then Mr. Utterson wrote to Dr. Jekyll to know what had happened between him and Dr. Lanyon. The next day Mr. Utterson received a reply from Dr. Jekyll, in which he said he did not want to see anymore Dr. Lanyon, who had taken the path of isolation for reasons he could not say, and a week later, Dr . Lanyon died.

Mr. Utterson, took an envelope, which was put to staff and its contents only to be read by Mr. Utterson, and if he died before that, the envelope had to be destroyed.

Inside the envelope was another in which he said that was not opened until the death or disappearance of Henry Jekyll. Mr. Utterson could not understand what mean these words written by Dr. Lanyon, (as they were similar to those contained in the will of Dr. Jekyll.)

Mr. Utterson continued his visits home of Dr. Jekyll, but always was denied entry, and had to settle for talking to the butler

Vocabulary

-glad-contento
-busy-ocupado
-cannot-no puede
-rather-más bien
-hesitated-vaciló