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Utterson And Enfield Chapter 1 Summary
Chapter One

Utterson And Enfield go on a walk, while walking Enfield tells Utterson about how this hideous man rammed into a young girl and offers to pay the family a lot of money. The man goes into this strange door and comes back with a check, and some cash which turns out to be real and continues to go on about how disturbing the man was. Utterson keeps asking questions while saying that they should mind their own business and the end up agreeing to never mention it
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