The Silver Box by John Galsworthy
page 84 of 100 (84%)
page 84 of 100 (84%)
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we 've nothing against them at all.
CLERK. [To MRS. JONES.] Have you anything to ask the officer? MRS. JONES. No, sir, thank you, I 've nothing to ask him. MAGISTRATE. Very well then--go on. CLERK. [Reading from his papers.] And while you were taking the female prisoner did the male prisoner interpose, and endeavour to hinder you in the execution of your duty, and did he strike you a blow? SNOW. Yes, Sir. CLERK. And did he say, "You, let her go, I took the box myself"? SNOW. He did. CLERK. And did you blow your whistle and obtain the assistance of another constable, and take him into custody? SNOW. I did. CLERK. Was he violent on the way to the station, and did he use bad language, and did he several times repeat that he had taken the box himself? [Snow nods.] |
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