Young and Innocent
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:55:11
I don't want any of that business
here, you understand?

:55:13
And I don't want to come here
again

:55:15
That's all right, then you keep
out

:55:16
You will eat those words,
you Finney!

:55:18
Get out!
:55:19
Old Will hasn't gone yet, has he?
:55:22
You're his pal, you ought to know
:55:25
I just woke up
:55:37
You know which is Old Will, the
china mender?

:55:38
No, mate, I never heard of him
:55:53
So that's the game, is it?
:55:58
So you are a pal of his after all
:56:01
How long has this racket been
going on? Will!

:56:04
Who wants me?
Oh, the governor!

:56:10
-Hello. A cup wants mending?
-Don't you come here racketing!

:56:13
What's the trouble?
:56:15
Getting your pal to bash up my
china so you can mend it!

:56:17
My pal?
:56:18
I don't want any argument from
you, it's the last time you've...

:56:19
...come in here!
:56:20
What does he mean?
And who are you?

:56:23
Listen, I want to talk to you
:56:24
I'll be with you in a minute,
it's my work

:56:26
I've got to talk to you, it's
about something very important

:56:27
What's your game?
And who says that I'm your pal?

:56:29
Well, that was a mistake
:56:30
I was thinking it pretty well was
:56:31
I've traced you for nearly
fifteen miles

:56:33
Fifteen miles, what for?
:56:35
Do you know anything about a
raincoat?

:56:37
I don't know what are you talking
about. I've got to get along

:56:41
You do know something about it
:56:42
But I'm not interested in you,
I only want the coat

:56:44
Come on, Will, bash his mouth in
:56:45
He will get something he don't
expect in a minute

:56:47
You got a coat from Tom's Hat,
didn't you? Well, it's mine

:56:49
I only want it as evidence, you
can have it back afterwards

:56:51
It's no good asking me, I'll keep
telling you I don't know...

:56:53
...nothing about it!
:56:55
Why are you so obstinate?
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I tell you it's a matter of life
and death! It's going to save me!

:56:58
It's going to save me from a
charge of murder, the police...


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