'It is something about the man — some terrible evil,'he thought. 'Oh, ,
my poor Henry fekyll!There is evil in the face of your new friend!'
Mr Utterson is worried about Dr Jekyll. Why has the doctor
made a friend of the frightening Mr Hyde ? Who is the evil little
man ? Where did he come from ? And most important of all, why
does he seem to have power over the good, honest Dr Jekyll?
Then comes the murder of Sir Danvers Carew, and suddenly
everybody in London is looking for Mr Hyde — the murderer.
But the evil little man has disappeared.
Or has he ?
As Mr Utterson tries to find answers to these questions, he
learns the terrible secret of Dr Jekyll's dangerous experiments.
Robert Louis Stevenson was born in Edinburgh, in Scotland, in
1850. In 1867 he went to Edinburgh University, but he really
wanted to be a writer. His parents suggested studying law and he
did that. But he continued to write.
In 1875 Stevenson went to live in northern France. There he
met an American woman called Fanny Osbourne. Fanny was
married with two children, and she was ten years older than
Stevenson. She came from Indiana, in the United States. Fanny
Osbourne and Stevenson fell in love. Fanny left her husband and,
in 1880, she and Stevenson were able to get married. The wedding
was in the city of San Francisco, on the west coast of America.
Stevenson and Fanny were married for fourteen years. They
travelled a lot during that time — to Scotland, France,
Switzerland, New York and the South Seas.
Stevenson suffered from bad health. He spent most of his life
trying to find a warm and comfortable place to live. He lived in
Bournemouth, on the south coast of England, for a short time.
'It is something about the man — some terrible evil,'he thought. 'Oh, ,
my poor Henry fekyll!There is evil in the face of your new friend!'
Mr Utterson is worried about Dr Jekyll. Why has the doctor
made a friend of the frightening Mr Hyde ? Who is the evil little
man ? Where did he come from ? And most important of all, why
does he seem to have power over the good, honest Dr Jekyll?
Then comes the murder of Sir Danvers Carew, and suddenly
everybody in London is looking for Mr Hyde — the murderer.
But the evil little man has disappeared.
Or has he ?
As Mr Utterson tries to find answers to these questions, he
learns the terrible secret of Dr Jekyll's dangerous experiments.
Robert Louis Stevenson was born in Edinburgh, in Scotland, in
1850. In 1867 he went to Edinburgh University, but he really
wanted to be a writer. His parents suggested studying law and he
did that. But he continued to write.
In 1875 Stevenson went to live in northern France. There he
met an American woman called Fanny Osbourne. Fanny was
married with two children, and she was ten years older than
Stevenson. She came from Indiana, in the United States. Fanny
Osbourne and Stevenson fell in love. Fanny left her husband and,
in 1880, she and Stevenson were able to get married. The wedding
was in the city of San Francisco, on the west coast of America.
Stevenson and Fanny were married for fourteen years. They
travelled a lot during that time — to Scotland, France,
Switzerland, New York and the South Seas.
Stevenson suffered from bad health. He spent most of his life
trying to find a warm and comfortable place to live. He lived in
Bournemouth, on the south coast of England, for a short time.
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