Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Ladies and gentlemen, we now present George Edward in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. And often we have... Well, he won't be wanting me to repute you, eh, to time him. I think I'll go. Yes, it might be just as well. Some of the things that Mr. Patterson and I will have to talk about

will be rather of a confidential nature. All right. You'll find me upstairs if you want me. And now, Mr. Patterson, perhaps you'll be good enough to tell me. I came on behalf of my client, Mr. Randolph Winter.

The gentleman with the model housing scheme. I'll admit I was glad of an excuse to come down to your place. I wanted to see you. Good! And the reason you wanted to see me was to try and fill it out what connection I had with Henry Jekyll.

Can you marry him? And my reason is... I have never wanted my daughter to marry him.

And if you put me in possession of sufficient evidence to make it impossible, I shall consider myself as being in your debt. I did. It was painful. I was saying he accidentally tried to see what she'd become.

And he took her away with him out of the place she worked in. He had a girl there. Oh, but the thing that the main house was deserted, he went into it to get food and clothes for his, bring his way in the dark.

Who sits surprising but his father? father to London from his country house yes yes go on waiting for such an hour of them short of an excuse and went off to bed leaving the girl to sit by the water police from where she detected the girl that I've been talking to but same