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"
My
head
goes
round
,
"
he
said
.
"
He
has
been
all
these
days
in
possession
;
he
had
no
cause
to
like
me
;
he
must
have
raged
to
see
himself
displaced
;
and
he
has
not
destroyed
this
document
.
"
302
He
caught
up
the
next
paper
;
it
was
a
brief
note
in
the
doctor
's
hand
and
dated
at
the
top
.
303
"
O
Poole
!
"
the
lawyer
cried
,
"
he
was
alive
and
here
this
day
.
He
can
not
have
been
disposed
of
in
so
short
a
space
,
he
must
be
still
alive
,
he
must
have
fled
!
And
then
,
why
fled
?
and
how
?
and
in
that
case
,
can
we
venture
to
declare
this
suicide
?
Oh
,
we
must
be
careful
.
I
foresee
that
we
may
yet
involve
your
master
in
some
dire
catastrophe
.
"
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304
"
Why
do
n't
you
read
it
,
sir
?
"
asked
Poole
.
305
"
Because
I
fear
,
"
replied
the
lawyer
solemnly
.
"
God
grant
I
have
no
cause
for
it
!
"
And
with
that
he
brought
the
paper
to
his
eyes
and
read
as
follows
:
306
"
My
Dear
Utterson
,
--
When
this
shall
fall
into
your
hands
,
I
shall
have
disappeared
,
under
what
circumstances
I
have
not
the
penetration
to
foresee
,
but
my
instinct
and
all
the
circumstances
of
my
nameless
situation
tell
me
that
the
end
is
sure
and
must
be
early
.
Go
then
,
and
first
read
the
narrative
which
Lanyon
warned
me
he
was
to
place
in
your
hands
;
and
if
you
care
to
hear
more
,
turn
to
the
confession
of
307
"
Your
unworthy
and
unhappy
friend
,
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308
"
Henry
Jekyll
.
"
309
"
There
was
a
third
enclosure
?
"
asked
Utterson
.
310
"
Here
,
sir
,
"
said
Poole
,
and
gave
into
his
hands
a
considerable
packet
sealed
in
several
places
.