Vera Drake
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She was trying to help people out, Sid.
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She wasn't, though.
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Well, whatever she done, she's done
it out of the kindness of her heart.

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- She's let us down--
- No.

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Mrs. Drake.
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- Yes?
- My name is Mr. Lewis.

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I'm your solicitor.
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Stanley came to me this morning
to ask me to represent you.

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- Oh.
- He's waiting outside with Frank.

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ls Frank here?
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Yes, they're taking care of each other.
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Now, I have a number of questions
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l need to ask you, but I would imagine
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That you have a thousand and one
questions that you'd like to ask me.

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So why don't you go first. Hmm?
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This is case number
five on the list, Your Worship.

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Vera Rose Drake.
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Good morning, Your Worship.
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lt is my privilege to appear
for Mrs. Drake this morning.

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lt is my intention
to make an application for bail,

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subject to Your Worship's
views in this matter.

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l understand from the inspector,
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the police will raise no
objections to this application.

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Thank you, Mr. Lewis.
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Are you Vera Rose Drake?
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Yes.
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What is your address?
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- 82--
- Would you speak up?

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82, Essex Buildings...
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Oslow Street,
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North 1.
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You are charged for that you,

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