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The doctor, it appeared, now more than ever confined himself to the cabinet over the laboratory, where he would sometimes even sleep; he was out of spirits, he had grown very silent, he did not read; it seemed as if he had something on his mind.

El doctor, al parecer, ahora más que nunca se confinaba en el gabinete sobre el laboratorio, donde a veces incluso dormía; estaba desanimado, se había vuelto muy silencioso, no leía; parecía como si tuviera algo en la mente.

Utterson became so used to the unvarying character of these reports, that he fell off little by little in the frequency of his visits.

Utterson se acostumbró tanto al carácter invariable de estos informes, que disminuyó poco a poco la frecuencia de sus visitas.

INCIDENT AT THE WINDOW

INCIDENTE EN LA VENTANA

It chanced on Sunday, when Mr. Utterson was on his usual walk with Mr. Enfield, that their way lay once again through the by-street; and that when they came in front of the door, both stopped to gaze on it.

Ocurrió el domingo, cuando el Sr. Utterson estaba en su paseo habitual con el Sr. Enfield, que su camino pasaba una vez más por la calle lateral; y que cuando llegaron frente a la puerta, ambos se detuvieron a contemplarla.

"Well," said Enfield, "that story's at an end at least.

"Bueno", dijo Enfield, "esa historia ha terminado al menos.

We shall never see more of Mr. Hyde."

Nunca volveremos a ver al Sr. Hyde".

"I hope not," said Utterson.

"Espero que no", dijo Utterson.

"Did I ever tell you that I once saw him, and shared your feeling of repulsion?"

"¿Te conté alguna vez que una vez lo vi y compartí tu sentimiento de repulsión?"

"It was impossible to do the one without the other," returned Enfield.

"Era imposible hacer lo uno sin lo otro", respondió Enfield.

"And by the way, what an ass you must have thought me, not to know that this was a back way to Dr. Jekyll's!

"Y por cierto, qué tonto debes haberme creído, al no saber que este era un camino trasero a la casa del Dr. Jekyll!

It was partly your own fault that I found it out, even when I did."

Fue en parte tu culpa que lo descubriera, incluso cuando lo hice".

"So you found it out, did you?" said Utterson.

"Así que lo descubriste, ¿verdad?" dijo Utterson.

"But if that be so, we may step into the court and take a look at the windows.

"Pero si es así, podemos entrar al patio y echar un vistazo a las ventanas.

Vocabulary

El
The (masculine singular definite article)
doctor
Doctor, physician, medical professional
al
To the (contraction of a + el)
parecer
To seem, to appear, to look like
ahora
Now, at the present time
más
More, most, plus
que
That, which, than, because
nunca
Never, not ever, ever
se
Reflexive pronoun; himself, herself, themselves, oneself
confinaba
He/she was confining, used to confine
en
In, on, at, inside
el
The (masculine singular definite article)
gabinete
Cabinet, office, study room
sobre
On, over, about, above
laboratorio
Laboratory, lab, research facility
donde
Where, in which place
a
To, at, in (preposition)
veces
Times, occasions (plural of vez)
incluso
Even, including, inclusive
dormía
He/she was sleeping, used to sleep
estaba
He/she/it was, you were (imperfect of estar)
desanimado
Discouraged, disheartened, downcast, dejected
había
There was/were, he/she/it had (imperfect of haber)
vuelto
Returned, turned, become (past participle of volver)
muy
Very, quite, really
silencioso
Silent, quiet, noiseless
no
No, not, don't
leía
He/she was reading, used to read
parecía
It seemed, he/she seemed, appeared
como
Like, as, how
si
If, whether
tuviera
He/she had, might have (imperfect subjunctive of tener)
algo
Something, anything, somewhat
la
The (feminine singular definite article)
mente
Mind, intellect, understanding
acostumbró
He/she got accustomed, became used to
tanto
So much, as much, so many
carácter
Character, nature, personality, temperament
invariable
Invariable, unchanging, constant
de
Of, from, about
estos
These (masculine plural demonstrative)
informes
Reports, accounts, documents
disminuyó
He/she decreased, diminished, reduced
poco
Little, few, not much
frecuencia
Frequency, how often something occurs
sus
His, her, their, your (possessive)
visitas
Visits, calls, guests
INCIDENTE
Incident, occurrence, event
EN
In, on, at
LA
The (feminine singular definite article)
VENTANA
Window, opening in wall
Ocurrió
It happened, occurred, took place
domingo
Sunday, first day of weekend
cuando
When, at the time that
Sr
Mr., mister (abbreviation of señor)
su
His, her, their, your (possessive)
paseo
Walk, stroll, ride, promenade
habitual
Habitual, usual, customary, regular
con
With, in company of
camino
Road, path, way, route
pasaba
He/she was passing, used to pass
una
A, an, one (feminine indefinite article)
vez
Time, occasion, instance
por
By, for, through, per
calle
Street, road
lateral
Lateral, side, adjacent
y
And, plus
llegaron
They arrived, reached, came to
frente
Front, forehead, opposite, facing
puerta
Door, gate, entrance
ambos
Both, the two
detuvieron
They stopped, halted, detained
contemplarla
To contemplate it, to look at it
Bueno
Well, good, okay, alright
dijo
He/she said, told
esa
That (feminine demonstrative)
historia
Story, history, tale
ha
He/she/it has (present perfect auxiliary)
terminado
Finished, ended, completed
menos
Less, minus, fewer, except
Nunca
Never, not ever, ever
volveremos
We will return, we'll come back
ver
To see, to watch, to view
Espero
I hope, I wait, I expect
Te
You, to you (object pronoun)
conté
I told, I counted, I related
alguna
Some, any (feminine singular)
lo
It, him, the (masculine object pronoun)
vi
I saw, I viewed
compartí
I shared, I divided
tu
Your (singular possessive)
sentimiento
Feeling, emotion, sentiment
repulsión
Repulsion, disgust, revulsion
Era
It was, he/she was (imperfect of ser)
imposible
Impossible, unable to be done
hacer
To do, to make
uno
One, a single unit
sin
Without, lacking
otro
Other, another, different
respondió
He/she responded, answered, replied
Y
And, plus
cierto
Certain, true, sure, right
qué
What, which, how (with accent)
tonto
Fool, silly, stupid, dumb
debes
You must, you should, you owe
haberme
To have me, having me
creído
Believed, thought (past participle of creer)
saber
To know, to find out, to taste
este
This (masculine demonstrative)
era
Was, it was (imperfect of ser)
un
A, an, one (masculine indefinite article)
trasero
Rear, back, backside
casa
House, home, building
del
Of the, from the (de + el)
Dr
Dr., doctor (abbreviation)
Fue
It was, he/she went (preterite of ser/ir)
parte
Part, portion, piece, side
culpa
Fault, blame, guilt
descubriera
He/she discovered, found out (imperfect subjunctive)
hice
I did, I made
Así
Thus, so, like this, in this way
descubriste
You discovered, you found out
verdad
Truth, reality, true
Pero
But, however, yet
es
Is, he/she/it is (present of ser)
así
Thus, so, like this, in this way
podemos
We can, we are able to
entrar
To enter, to go in, to come in
patio
Patio, courtyard, yard
echar
To throw, to cast, to toss, to pour
vistazo
Glance, quick look, glimpse
las
The (feminine plural definite article)
ventanas
Windows, openings in walls
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