DrJekyllandMrHyde化身博士1ThemysteriousdoorMrUttersonthelawyerwasaquiet，seriousman．Hewasshywithstrangersandafraidofshowinghisfeelings．Amongfriends，however，hiseyesshonewithkindnessandgoodness．And，althoughthisgoodnessneverfounditswayintohisconversation，itshoweditselfinhiswayoflife．Hedidnotallowhimselfmanyenjoyablethingsinlife．Heateanddranksimplyand，althoughheenjoyedthetheatre，hehadnotbeentoaplayfortwentyyears．However，hewasgentlertowardsothermen’sweaknesses，andwasalwaysreadytohelpratherthanblamethem．Asalawyer，hewasoftenthelastgoodpersonthatevil-doersmetontheirwaytoprison，orworse．Thesepeopleoftencarriedwiththemmemoriesofhispolitenessandfairness．MrUtterson'sbestfriendwasadistantcousincalledRichardEnfield，whowaswellknownasafun-loving‘manabouttown’．Nobodycouldunderstandwhytheywerefriends，astheyweredifferentfromeachotherineveryway．Theyoftentooklongwalkstogether，however，marchingthroughthestreetsofLondonincompanionablesilence．OneofthesewalksusedtotakethemdownanarrowsidestreetinabusypartofLondon．Itwasaclean，busy，friendlystreetwithbrightlittleshopsandshinydoorknockers．Neartheendofthisstreet，however，stoodadark，mysterious，windowlessbuilding．Thedoorhadneitherbellnorknockerandlookeddustyanduncaredfor．Dirtychildrenplayedfearlesslyonthedoorstep，andnobodyeveropenedthedoortodrivethemaway．Oneday，asMrEnfieldandhisfriendpassedthebuilding，MrEnfieldpointedtoit．‘Haveyouevernoticedthatplace？’heasked．‘Itremindsmeofaverystrangestory．’‘Really？’saidMrUtterson．‘Tellme．’‘Well，’beganEnfield，‘Iwascominghomeaboutthreeo’clockonablackwintermorning，whensuddenlyIsawtwopeople．Thefirstwasashortmanwhowaswalkingalongthestreet，andthesecondwasalittlegirlwhowasrunningasfastasshecould．第1页共53页http://www.en8848.com.cn/原版英语阅读网Well，thetwobumpedintoeachotherandthechildfelldown．Thenaterriblethinghappened．Themancalmlywalkedalloverthechild'sbodywithhisheavyboots，andleftherscreamingontheground．Itwasaninhumanthingtodo．Iranaftertheman，...
