Странная история доктора Джекила и мистера Хайда

Remarkable Incident of Dr. Lanyon

           “Jekyllisill,too,”observedUtterson.“Haveyouseenhim?” 

           ButLanyon’sfacechanged,andheheldupatremblinghand. “IwishtoseeorhearnomoreofDr.Jekyll,”hesaidinaloud,unsteadyvoice. “Iamquitedonewiththatperson;andIbegthatyouwillsparemeanyallusiontoonewhomIregardasdead.” 

           “Tut-tut,”saidMr.Utterson;andthenafteraconsiderablepause, “Can’tIdoanything?”heinquired. “Wearethreeveryoldfriends,Lanyon;weshallnotlivetomakeothers.” 

           “Nothingcanbedone,”returnedLanyon;“askhimself.” 

           “Hewillnotseeme,”saidthelawyer. 

           “Iamnotsurprisedatthat,”wasthereply. “Someday,Utterson,afterIamdead,youmayperhapscometolearntherightandwrongofthis. Icannottellyou. Andinthemeantime,ifyoucansitandtalkwithmeofotherthings,forGod’ssake,stayanddoso;butifyoucannotkeepclearofthisaccursedtopic,then,inGod’sname,go,forIcannotbearit.” 

           Assoonashegothome,UttersonsatdownandwrotetoJekyll,complainingofhisexclusionfromthehouse,andaskingthecauseofthisunhappybreakwithLanyon; andthenextdaybroughthimalonganswer,oftenverypatheticallyworded,andsometimesdarklymysteriousindrift. ThequarrelwithLanyonwasincurable. “Idonotblameouroldfriend,”Jekyllwrote,“butIsharehisviewthatwemustnevermeet. 

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