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291
"
Use
!
"
echoed
Poole
.
"
Do
you
not
see
,
sir
,
it
is
broken
?
much
as
if
a
man
had
stamped
on
it
.
"
292
"
Ay
,
"
continued
Utterson
,
"
and
the
fractures
,
too
,
are
rusty
.
"
293
The
two
men
looked
at
each
other
with
a
scare
.
"
This
is
beyond
me
,
Poole
,
"
said
the
lawyer
.
"
Let
us
go
back
to
the
cabinet
.
"
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294
They
mounted
the
stair
in
silence
,
and
still
with
an
occasional
awe-struck
glance
at
the
dead
body
,
proceeded
more
thoroughly
to
examine
the
contents
of
the
cabinet
.
At
one
table
,
there
were
traces
of
chemical
work
,
various
measured
heaps
of
some
white
salt
being
laid
on
glass
saucers
,
as
though
for
an
experiment
in
which
the
unhappy
man
had
been
prevented
.
295
"
That
is
the
same
drug
that
I
was
always
bringing
him
,
"
said
Poole
;
and
even
as
he
spoke
,
the
kettle
with
a
startling
noise
boiled
over
.
296
This
brought
them
to
the
fireside
,
where
the
easy-chair
was
drawn
cosily
up
,
and
the
tea-things
stood
ready
to
the
sitter
's
elbow
,
the
very
sugar
in
the
cup
.
There
were
several
books
on
a
shelf
;
one
lay
beside
the
tea-things
open
,
and
Utterson
was
amazed
to
find
it
a
copy
of
a
pious
work
,
for
which
Jekyll
had
several
times
expressed
a
great
esteem
,
annotated
,
in
his
own
hand
,
with
startling
blasphemies
.
297
Next
,
in
the
course
of
their
review
of
the
chamber
,
the
searchers
came
to
the
cheval
glass
,
into
whose
depths
they
looked
with
an
involuntary
horror
.
But
it
was
so
turned
as
to
show
them
nothing
but
the
rosy
glow
playing
on
the
roof
,
the
fire
sparkling
in
a
hundred
repetitions
along
the
glazed
front
of
the
presses
,
and
their
own
pale
and
fearful
countenances
stooping
to
look
in
.
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298
"
This
glass
have
seen
some
strange
things
,
sir
,
"
whispered
Poole
.
299
"
And
surely
none
stranger
than
itself
,
"
echoed
the
lawyer
in
the
same
tones
.
"
For
what
did
Jekyll
"
--
he
caught
himself
up
at
the
word
with
a
start
,
and
then
conquering
the
weakness
--
"
what
could
Jekyll
want
with
it
?
"
he
said
.
300
"
You
may
say
that
!
"
said
Poole
.
Next
they
turned
to
the
business-table
.
On
the
desk
among
the
neat
array
of
papers
,
a
large
envelope
was
uppermost
,
and
bore
,
in
the
doctor
's
hand
,
the
name
of
Mr.
Utterson
.
The
lawyer
unsealed
it
,
and
several
enclosures
fell
to
the
floor
.
The
first
was
a
will
,
drawn
in
the
same
eccentric
terms
as
the
one
which
he
had
returned
six
months
before
,
to
serve
as
a
testament
in
case
of
death
and
as
a
deed
of
gift
in
case
of
disappearance
;
but
,
in
place
of
the
name
of
Edward
Hyde
,
the
lawyer
,
with
indescribable
amazement
,
read
the
name
of
Gabriel
John
Utterson
.
He
looked
at
Poole
,
and
then
back
at
the
paper
,
and
last
of
all
at
the
dead
malefactor
stretched
upon
the
carpet
.