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141
"
You
fear
,
I
suppose
,
that
it
might
lead
to
his
detection
?
"
asked
the
lawyer
.
142
"
No
,
"
said
the
other
.
"
I
can
not
say
that
I
care
what
becomes
of
Hyde
;
I
am
quite
done
with
him
.
I
was
thinking
of
my
own
character
,
which
this
hateful
business
has
rather
exposed
.
"
143
Utterson
ruminated
a
while
;
he
was
surprised
at
his
friend
's
selfishness
,
and
yet
relieved
by
it
.
"
Well
,
"
said
he
,
at
last
,
"
let
me
see
the
letter
.
"
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144
The
letter
was
written
in
an
odd
,
upright
hand
and
signed
"
Edward
Hyde
"
:
and
it
signified
,
briefly
enough
,
that
the
writer
's
benefactor
,
Dr.
Jekyll
,
whom
he
had
long
so
unworthily
repaid
for
a
thousand
generosities
,
need
labour
under
no
alarm
for
his
safety
,
as
he
had
means
of
escape
on
which
he
placed
a
sure
dependence
.
The
lawyer
liked
this
letter
well
enough
;
it
put
a
better
colour
on
the
intimacy
than
he
had
looked
for
;
and
he
blamed
himself
for
some
of
his
past
suspicions
.
145
"
Have
you
the
envelope
?
"
he
asked
.
146
"
I
burned
it
,
"
replied
Jekyll
,
"
before
I
thought
what
I
was
about
.
But
it
bore
no
postmark
.
The
note
was
handed
in
.
"
147
"
Shall
I
keep
this
and
sleep
upon
it
?
"
asked
Utterson
.
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148
"
I
wish
you
to
judge
for
me
entirely
,
"
was
the
reply
.
"
I
have
lost
confidence
in
myself
.
"
149
"
Well
,
I
shall
consider
,
"
returned
the
lawyer
.
"
And
now
one
word
more
:
it
was
Hyde
who
dictated
the
terms
in
your
will
about
that
disappearance
?
"
150
The
doctor
seemed
seized
with
a
qualm
of
faintness
:
he
shut
his
mouth
tight
and
nodded
.