the Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
by Robert Louis Stevenson

Utterson. Said Utterson. Utterson. Hyde? Fire, sir? Mr. Hyde asked Utterson. Good-night, Mr. Utterson. In poor Hyde. House. My hand. The man. Doctor's cabinet. The lawyer. Asked Utterson. Poole. house. Jekyll is ill, too, observed Utterson. Some day, Utterson, Utterson was. Utterson could not said Utterson. Utterson saw Dr. Jekyll. What! Jekyll! Lawyer. Mr. Utterson, asked Mr. Utterson. The lawyer. Repeated Mr. Utterson. Face. Laboratory door? Utterson sighed. Poole nodded. If not cried Utterson. Name of Mr. Utterson. HENRY JEKYLL. Asked Utterson. Of Henry Jekyll. Lanyon. Of Edward Hyde. Edward Hyde. Edward Hyde. Hyde. Hyde.

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