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311
The
lawyer
put
it
in
his
pocket
.
"
I
would
say
nothing
of
this
paper
.
If
your
master
has
fled
or
is
dead
,
we
may
at
least
save
his
credit
.
It
is
now
ten
;
I
must
go
home
and
read
these
documents
in
quiet
;
but
I
shall
be
back
before
midnight
,
when
we
shall
send
for
the
police
.
"
312
They
went
out
,
locking
the
door
of
the
theatre
behind
them
;
and
Utterson
,
once
more
leaving
the
servants
gathered
about
the
fire
in
the
hall
,
trudged
back
to
his
office
to
read
the
two
narratives
in
which
this
mystery
was
now
to
be
explained
.
313
On
the
ninth
of
January
,
now
four
days
ago
,
I
received
by
the
evening
delivery
a
registered
envelope
,
addressed
in
the
hand
of
my
colleague
and
old
school-companion
,
Henry
Jekyll
.
I
was
a
good
deal
surprised
by
this
;
for
we
were
by
no
means
in
the
habit
of
correspondence
;
I
had
seen
the
man
,
dined
with
him
,
indeed
,
the
night
before
;
and
I
could
imagine
nothing
in
our
intercourse
that
should
justify
formality
of
registration
.
The
contents
increased
my
wonder
;
for
this
is
how
the
letter
ran
:
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314
"
10th
December
,
18
--
315
"
Dear
Lanyon
,
You
are
one
of
my
oldest
friends
;
and
although
we
may
have
differed
at
times
on
scientific
questions
,
I
can
not
remember
,
at
least
on
my
side
,
any
break
in
our
affection
.
There
was
never
a
day
when
,
if
you
had
said
to
me
,
'
Jekyll
,
my
life
,
my
honour
,
my
reason
,
depend
upon
you
,
'
I
would
not
have
sacrificed
my
left
hand
to
help
you
.
Lanyon
,
my
life
,
my
honour
my
reason
,
are
all
at
your
mercy
;
if
you
fail
me
to-night
I
am
lost
.
You
might
suppose
,
after
this
preface
,
that
I
am
going
to
ask
you
for
something
dishonourable
to
grant
.
Judge
for
yourself
.
316
"
I
want
you
to
postpone
all
other
engagements
for
to-night
--
ay
,
even
if
you
were
summoned
to
the
bedside
of
an
emperor
;
to
take
a
cab
,
unless
your
carriage
should
be
actually
at
the
door
;
and
with
this
letter
in
your
hand
for
consultation
,
to
drive
straight
to
my
house
.
Poole
,
my
butler
,
has
his
orders
;
you
will
find
him
waiting
your
arrival
with
a
locksmith
.
317
The
door
of
my
cabinet
is
then
to
be
forced
:
and
you
are
to
go
in
alone
;
to
open
the
glazed
press
(
letter
E
)
on
the
left
hand
,
breaking
the
lock
if
it
be
shut
;
and
to
draw
out
,
with
all
its
contents
as
they
stand
,
the
fourth
drawer
from
the
top
or
(
which
is
the
same
thing
)
the
third
from
the
bottom
.
In
my
extreme
distress
of
mind
,
I
have
a
morbid
fear
of
misdirecting
you
;
but
even
if
I
am
in
error
,
you
may
know
the
right
drawer
by
its
contents
:
some
powders
,
a
phial
and
a
paper
book
.
This
drawer
I
beg
of
you
to
carry
back
with
you
to
Cavendish
Square
exactly
as
it
stands
.
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318
"
That
is
the
first
part
of
the
service
:
now
for
the
second
.
You
should
be
back
,
if
you
set
out
at
once
on
the
receipt
of
this
,
long
before
midnight
;
but
I
will
leave
you
that
amount
of
margin
,
not
only
in
the
fear
of
one
of
those
obstacles
that
can
neither
be
prevented
nor
foreseen
,
but
because
an
hour
when
your
servants
are
in
bed
is
to
be
preferred
for
what
will
then
remain
to
do
.
At
midnight
,
then
,
I
have
to
ask
you
to
be
alone
in
your
consulting-room
,
to
admit
with
your
own
hand
into
the
house
a
man
who
will
present
himself
in
my
name
,
and
to
place
in
his
hands
the
drawer
that
you
will
have
brought
with
you
from
my
cabinet
.
Then
you
will
have
played
your
part
and
earned
my
gratitude
completely
.
Five
minutes
afterwards
,
if
you
insist
upon
an
explanation
,
you
will
have
understood
that
these
arrangements
are
of
capital
importance
;
and
that
by
the
neglect
of
one
of
them
,
fantastic
as
they
must
appear
,
you
might
have
charged
your
conscience
with
my
death
or
the
shipwreck
of
my
reason
.
319
"
Confident
as
I
am
that
you
will
not
trifle
with
this
appeal
,
my
heart
sinks
and
my
hand
trembles
at
the
bare
thought
of
such
a
possibility
.
Think
of
me
at
this
hour
,
in
a
strange
place
,
labouring
under
a
blackness
of
distress
that
no
fancy
can
exaggerate
,
and
yet
well
aware
that
,
if
you
will
but
punctually
serve
me
,
my
troubles
will
roll
away
like
a
story
that
is
told
.
Serve
me
,
my
dear
Lanyon
,
and
save
320
"
Your
friend
,