友情提示:如果本网页打开太慢或显示不完整,请尝试鼠标右键“刷新”本网页!
合租小说网 返回本书目录 加入书签 我的书架 我的书签 TXT全本下载 『收藏到我的浏览器』

the silver box-第11部分

快捷操作: 按键盘上方向键 ← 或 → 可快速上下翻页 按键盘上的 Enter 键可回到本书目录页 按键盘上方向键 ↑ 可回到本页顶部! 如果本书没有阅读完,想下次继续接着阅读,可使用上方 "收藏到我的浏览器" 功能 和 "加入书签" 功能!



SNOW。  Yes; your worship。  There was six pounds twelve shillin's
found on him; and this purse。

     'The red silk purse is handed to the MAGISTRATE。  BARTHWICK
     rises his seat; but hastily sits down again。'

MAGISTRATE。  'Staring at the purse。'  Yes; yeslet me see 'There is
a silence。'  No; no; I 've nothing before me as to the purse。  How
did you come by all that money?

JONES。  'After a long pause; suddenly。'  I declines to say。

MAGISTRATE。  But if you had all that money; what made you take this
box?

JONES。  I took it out of spite。

MAGISTRATE。  'Hissing; with protruded neck。'  You took it out of
spite?  Well now; that's something!  But do you imagine you can go
about the town taking things out of spite?

JONES。  If you had my life; if you'd been out of work

MAGISTRATE。  Yes; yes; I knowbecause you're out of work you think
it's an excuse for everything。

JONES。  'Pointing at JACK。'  You ask 'im wot made 'im take the

ROPER。  'Quietly。'  Does your Worship require this witness in the
box any longer?

MAGISTRATE。 'Ironically。'  I think not; he is hardly profitable。

     'JACK leaves the witness…box; and hanging his head; resumes his
     seat。'

JONES。  You ask 'im wot made 'im take the lady's

     'But the BALD CONSTABLE catches him by the sleeve。'

BALD CONSTABLE。  SSSh!

MAGISTRATE。  'Emphatically。'  Now listen to me。

I 've nothing to do with what he may or may not have taken。  Why did
you resist the police in the execution of their duty?

JONES。  It war n't their duty to take my wife; a respectable woman;
that 'ad n't done nothing。

MAGISTRATE。  But I say it was。  What made you strike the officer a
blow?

JONES。  Any man would a struck 'im a blow。  I'd strike 'im again; I
would。

MAGISTRATE。  You are not making your case any better by violence。
How do you suppose we could get on if everybody behaved like you?

JONES。  'Leaning forward; earnestly。'  Well; wot; about 'er; who's
to make up to 'er for this?  Who's to give 'er back 'er good name?

MRS。 JONES。  Your Worship; it's the children that's preying on his
mind; because of course I 've lost my work。  And I've had to find
another room owing to the scandal。

MAGISTRATE。  Yes; yes; I knowbut if he had n't acted like this
nobody would have suffered。

JONES。  'Glaring round at JACK。'  I 've done no worse than wot 'e
'as。  Wot I want to know is wot 's goin' to be done to 'im。

     'The BALD CONSTABLE again says 〃HSSh〃'

ROPER。  Mr。 BARTHWICK wishes it known; your Worship; that
considering the poverty of the prisoners; he does not press the
charge as to the box。  Perhaps your Worship would deal with the case
as one of disorder。

JONES。  I don't want it smothered up; I want it all dealt with fair…
…I want my rights

MAGISTRATE。  'Rapping his desk。'  Now you have said all you have to
say; and you will be quiet。

     'There is a silence; the MAGISTRATE bends over and parleys with
     his CLERK。'

Yes; I think I may discharge the woman。  'In a kindly voice he
addresses MRS。 JONES; who stands unmoving with her hands crossed on
the rail。'  It is very unfortunate for you that this man has behaved
as he has。  It is not the consequences to him but the consequences
to you。  You have been brought here twice; you have lost your work
'He glares at JONES'and this is what always happens。  Now you may
go away; and I am very sorry it was necessary to bring you here at
all。

MRS。 JONES。  'Softly。'  Thank you very much; your Worship。

     'She leaves the dock; and looking back at JONES; twists her
     fingers and is still。'

MAGISTRATE。  Yes; yes; but I can't pass it over。  Go away; there's a
good woman。

     'MRS。 JONES stands back。  The MAGISTRATE leans his head on his
     hand; then raising it he speaks to JONES。'

Now; listen to me。  Do you wish the case to be settled here; or do
you wish it to go before a jury?

JONES。  'Muttering。'  I don't want no jury。

MAGISTRATE。  Very well then; I will deal with it here。  'After a
pause。'  You have pleaded guilty to stealing this box

JONES。  Not to stealin'

BALD CONSTABLE。  HSSShh!

MAGISTRATE。  And to assaulting the police

JONES。  Any man as was a man

MAGISTRATE。  Your conduct here has been most improper。  You give the
excuse that you were drunk when you stole the box。  I tell you that
is no excuse。  If you choose to get drunk and break the law
afterwards you must take the consequences。  And let me tell you that
men like you; who get drunk and give way to your spite or whatever
it is that's in you; arearea nuisance to the community。

JACK。  'Leaning from his seat。  Dad!  that's what you said to me!

BARTHWICK。  TSSt!

     'There is a silence; while the MAGISTRATE consults his CLERK;
     JONES leans forward waiting。'

MAGISTRATE。  This is your first offence; and I am going to give you
a light sentence。  'Speaking sharply; but without expression。'  One
month with hard labour。

     'He bends; and parleys with his CLERK。  The BALD CONSTABLE and
     another help JONES from the dock。'

JONES。  'Stopping and twisting round。'  Call this justice?  What
about 'im?  'E got drunk!  'E took the purse'e took the purse but
'in a muffled shout'  it's 'is money got 'im offJUSTICE!

     'The prisoner's door is shut on JONES; and from the seedy…
     looking men and women comes a hoarse and whispering groan。'

MAGISTRATE。  We will now adjourn for lunch!  'He rises from his
seat。'

     'The Court is in a stir。  ROPER gets up and speaks to the
     reporter。  JACK; throwing up his head; walks with a swagger to
     the corridor; BARTHWICK follows。'

MRS。 JONES。  'Turning to him zenith a humble gesture。'  Oh!  sir!

     'BARTHWICK hesitates; then yielding to his nerves; he makes a
     shame…faced gesture of refusal; and hurries out of court。  MRS。
     JONES stands looking after him。'


                         The curtain falls。







End 
返回目录 上一页 回到顶部 0 0
快捷操作: 按键盘上方向键 ← 或 → 可快速上下翻页 按键盘上的 Enter 键可回到本书目录页 按键盘上方向键 ↑ 可回到本页顶部!
温馨提示: 温看小说的同时发表评论,说出自己的看法和其它小伙伴们分享也不错哦!发表书评还可以获得积分和经验奖励,认真写原创书评 被采纳为精评可以获得大量金币、积分和经验奖励哦!