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""If I be the greatest of sinners, I shall also be the greatest sufferer."" Gabriel John Utterson is a London lawyer investigating a series of strange events between his old friend, Dr. Henry Jekyll, and Edward Hyde, a crude and violent man to whom the doctor has bequeathed his fortune. When Hyde is accused of murder, Dr. Jekyll's friends decide to act: they must rescue the good doctor from the clutches of this malevolent being before it is too late. Published in 1886, this novel instantly became a classic whose hallucinatory setting through the backstreets of London gripped a nation mesmerized by crime and violence, and whose revelatory ending remains one of the most original and thrilling in the history of literature.

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Stevenson fue un novelista, cuentista, poeta y ensayista británico. Su legado, incluido en el postromanticismo, es una vasta obra que incluye crónicas de viaje, colecciones de relatos y novelas de aventuras e históricas, así como lírica y ensayos. Stevenson was a British novelist, short story writer, poet, and essayist. His legacy, included in the post-Romanticism movement, is a vast body of work that includes travel chronicles, short story collections, and adventure and historical novels, as well as poetry and essays.

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