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Why does Dr. Jekyll slam the window shut? He is sick and he thinks the cold air will be harmful to him. He is overcome with an inexplicable sense of terror. He is angry at Mr. U…

Why does Dr. Jekyll slam the window shut? He is sick and he thinks the cold air will be harmful to him. He is overcome with an inexplicable sense of terror. He is angry at Mr. U…
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Why does Dr. Jekyll slam the window shut?

He is sick and he thinks the cold air will be harmful to
him.
He is overcome with an inexplicable sense of terror.
He is angry at Mr. Utterson and does not wish to speak
to him.
He sees Mr. Hyde walking on a nearby street.

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Answer: he is overcome with an inexplicable sense of terror.

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