"Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" ch. 5

Mr Utterson was a cruel, violent man, who had lived an evil life full of hate and jealousy.

Mr Utterson was very glad that Mr Hyde had disappeared.

Sir Danvers Carew invited friends to his house and accepted invitations to theirs.

"The doctor is not well," said Poole.

Mr Utterson had been meeting Dr Jekyll daily for 2 months.

Doctor Lanyon was suddenly an old, sick man.

Mr Utterson went to Dr Jekyll's house and asked him why he and Dr Lanyon were no longer friendly.

Dr Jekyll wrote Mr Utterson a letter with an answer to his question.

Doctor Lanyon died.

On the envelope from Doctor Lanyon there were the words: "Not to be opened until my death."

Dr Jekyll spent all his time in the study above his laboratory.