:44:02
Thief! Your handkerchief, sir.
:44:04
Stop, thief!
:44:10
Stop!
:44:11
Thief!
:44:14
- You're a thief!
- Get him!
:44:16
- Stop him!
- Stop that boy!
:44:18
Thief!
:44:22
Stop, thief!
:44:24
Thief!
:44:28
Stop him!
:44:31
Stop him!
:44:32
Mind out.
:44:37
Stop, thief!
:44:42
There, over there.
:44:45
That way!
:44:47
- Stop, thief! Stop!
- Thief!
:45:06
- What's your name, boy?
- Give him some air.
:45:09
He's scared to death.
:45:10
- Where's the gentleman?
- Here's the gentleman now.
:45:13
- Is this the boy, sir?
- Yes, I'm afraid it is.
:45:16
That's a good one.
Did you hear him, "afraid it is"?
:45:18
- Poor fellow's hurt himself.
- Yeah, I did that, sir.
:45:22
Hurt me knuckle against his mouth.
But I stopped him.
:45:25
- Get up!
- It wasn't me, sir. It wasn't me.
:45:28
Of course it wasn't. It never is.
:45:31
- Now get up.
- Don't hurt him.
:45:33
Oh, no, sir, I won't hurt him.
:45:39
This way, gentlemen.
:45:40
This way, gentlemen.
:45:43
- What's next?
- That is my name and address, sir.
:45:46
Officer, who is this fellow?
:45:49
- My name is Brownlow.
- Hold your tongue.
:45:51
Officer, what's this fellow
charged with?
:45:53
Oh, no, no. He's not charged,
Your Worship.
:45:56
He appears against the boy.
:45:58
- Swear him.
- Before I am sworn...
:45:59
...I must beg to say one word.
- Hold your tongue, sir.