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And
the
lawyer
set
out
homeward
with
a
very
heavy
heart
.
"
Poor
Harry
Jekyll
,
"
he
thought
,
"
my
mind
misgives
me
he
is
in
deep
waters
!
He
was
wild
when
he
was
young
;
a
long
while
ago
to
be
sure
;
but
in
the
law
of
God
,
there
is
no
statute
of
limitations
.
Ay
,
it
must
be
that
;
the
ghost
of
some
old
sin
,
the
cancer
of
some
concealed
disgrace
:
punishment
coming
,
pede
claudo
,
years
after
memory
has
forgotten
and
self-love
condoned
the
fault
.
"
And
the
lawyer
,
scared
by
the
thought
,
brooded
a
while
on
his
own
past
,
groping
in
all
the
corners
of
memory
,
lest
by
chance
some
Jack-in-the-Box
of
an
old
iniquity
should
leap
to
light
there
.
His
past
was
fairly
blameless
;
few
men
could
read
the
rolls
of
their
life
with
less
apprehension
;
yet
he
was
humbled
to
the
dust
by
the
many
ill
things
he
had
done
,
and
raised
up
again
into
a
sober
and
fearful
gratitude
by
the
many
that
he
had
come
so
near
to
doing
,
yet
avoided
.
And
then
by
a
return
on
his
former
subject
,
he
conceived
a
spark
of
hope
.
"
This
Master
Hyde
,
if
he
were
studied
,
"
thought
he
,
"
must
have
secrets
of
his
own
;
black
secrets
,
by
the
look
of
him
;
secrets
compared
to
which
poor
Jekyll
's
worst
would
be
like
sunshine
.
Things
can
not
continue
as
they
are
.
It
turns
me
cold
to
think
of
this
creature
stealing
like
a
thief
to
Harry
's
bedside
;
poor
Harry
,
what
a
wakening
!
And
the
danger
of
it
;
for
if
this
Hyde
suspects
the
existence
of
the
will
,
he
may
grow
impatient
to
inherit
.
Ay
,
I
must
put
my
shoulder
to
the
wheel
if
Jekyll
will
but
let
me
,
"
he
added
,
"
if
Jekyll
will
only
let
me
.
"
For
once
more
he
saw
before
his
mind
's
eye
,
as
clear
as
a
transparency
,
the
strange
clauses
of
the
will
.
Afortnight
later
,
by
excellent
good
fortune
,
the
doctor
gave
one
of
his
pleasant
dinners
to
some
five
or
six
old
cronies
,
all
intelligent
,
reputable
men
and
all
judges
of
good
wine
;
and
Mr.
Utterson
so
contrived
that
he
remained
behind
after
the
others
had
departed
.
This
was
no
new
arrangement
,
but
a
thing
that
had
befallen
many
scores
of
times
.
Where
Utterson
was
liked
,
he
was
liked
well
.
Hosts
loved
to
detain
the
dry
lawyer
,
when
the
light-hearted
and
the
loose-tongued
had
already
their
foot
on
the
threshold
;
they
liked
to
sit
a
while
in
his
unobtrusive
company
,
practising
for
solitude
,
sobering
their
minds
in
the
man
's
rich
silence
after
the
expense
and
strain
of
gaiety
.
To
this
rule
,
Dr.
Jekyll
was
no
exception
;
and
as
he
now
sat
on
the
opposite
side
of
the
fire
--
a
large
,
well-made
,
smooth-faced
man
of
fifty
,
with
something
of
a
slyish
cast
perhaps
,
but
every
mark
of
capacity
and
kindness
--
you
could
see
by
his
looks
that
he
cherished
for
Mr.
Utterson
a
sincere
and
warm
affection
.
"
I
have
been
wanting
to
speak
to
you
,
Jekyll
,
"
began
the
latter
.
"
You
know
that
will
of
yours
?
"
A
close
observer
might
have
gathered
that
the
topic
was
distasteful
;
but
the
doctor
carried
it
off
gaily
.
"
My
poor
Utterson
,
"
said
he
,
"
you
are
unfortunate
in
such
a
client
.
I
never
saw
a
man
so
distressed
as
you
were
by
my
will
;
unless
it
were
that
hide-bound
pedant
,
Lanyon
,
at
what
he
called
my
scientific
heresies
.
Oh
,
I
know
he
's
a
good
fellow
--
you
need
n't
frown
--
an
excellent
fellow
,
and
I
always
mean
to
see
more
of
him
;
but
a
hide-bound
pedant
for
all
that
;
an
ignorant
,
blatant
pedant
.
I
was
never
more
disappointed
in
any
man
than
Lanyon
.
"
"
You
know
I
never
approved
of
it
,
"
pursued
Utterson
,
ruthlessly
disregarding
the
fresh
topic
.
"
My
will
?
Yes
,
certainly
,
I
know
that
,
"
said
the
doctor
,
a
trifle
sharply
.
"
You
have
told
me
so
.
"
"
Well
,
I
tell
you
so
again
,
"
continued
the
lawyer
.
"
I
have
been
learning
something
of
young
Hyde
.
"
The
large
handsome
face
of
Dr.
Jekyll
grew
pale
to
the
very
lips
,
and
there
came
a
blackness
about
his
eyes
.
"
I
do
not
care
to
hear
more
,
"
said
he
.
"
This
is
a
matter
I
thought
we
had
agreed
to
drop
.
"
