Young and Innocent
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:10:20
-Good morning
-Good morning

:10:22
I'm Briggs. Lovely morning
:10:25
We mustn't be downhearted on a
morning like this, must we?

:10:28
It does one good to see the sun,
doesn't it?

:10:31
My wife was saying only this
morning

:10:33
Henry, don't be so gloomy about
the case, she said

:10:36
-Nice of her!
-Wasn't it?

:10:38
We hadn't had a case like this
for... twelve years

:10:41
Hardly to be expected in a little
place of this sort

:10:44
Mostly affiliation orders and
things like that

:10:47
No, a case like this is most
exciting for us all

:10:50
Wouldn't it be a good thing to
talk it over?

:10:52
Well, it can't do any actual harm
:10:55
There will be plenty of time
before the trial

:10:58
-The trial?
-Oh, I'm afraid so

:11:00
Oh, dear, dear, dear
:11:04
Well now, where was l?
Oh, yes! Yes. Well now...

:11:10
Well, it doesn't look too good,
does it?

:11:11
However, we mustn't be
depressed about it

:11:13
Now, take this point
:11:16
Those two girls that saw you
running away

:11:19
-Why were you running away?
-I wasn't

:11:21
No? Well, it certainly looked
very like it

:11:25
I mean, that's going to be very
hard to explain away

:11:27
Like the money that poor dead
creature left you

:11:30
That's going to be hard to
explain away too

:11:33
Yes, that... that looks very like
a motive to me

:11:36
However, we mustn't despair. Not
actually despair. Non desperandum

:11:43
Oh, now I should be very much
happier

:11:45
Oh, much, much happier... if it
were not for that belt

:11:48
Oh, dear me, that belt
:11:50
I wish I could go out and find
that blasted coat!

:11:53
I swear it was stolen at Tom's
Hat

:11:54
-You lost your hat too?
-Oh, no

:11:56
Oh, well, that's something
:11:58
Oh, yes, that's quite a good
point! Or isn't it?


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