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ground that the woman is in what he describes�察�I think�察�as ;a hopeless position。; As to that I can express no opinion。 She is a married woman�察�and the fact is patent that you committed this crime with the view of furthering an immoral design。 Now�察�however I might wish�察�I am not able to justify to my conscience a plea for mercy which has a basis inimical to morality。 It is vitiated 'ab initio'�察�and would�察�if successful�察�free you for the completion of this immoral project。 Your counsel has made an attempt to trace your offence back to what he seems to suggest is a defect in the marriage law�察�he has made an attempt also to show that to punish you with further imprisonment would be unjust。 I do not follow him in these flights。 The Law is what it isa majestic edifice�察�sheltering all of us�察�each stone of which rests on another。 I am concerned only with its administration。 The crime you have committed is a very serious one。 I cannot feel it in accordance with my duty to Society to exercise the powers I have in your favour。 You will go to penal servitude for three years。
FALDER�察�who throughout the JUDGE'S speech has looked at him steadily�察�lets his head fall forward on his breast。 RUTH starts up from her seat as he is taken out by the warders。 There is a bustle in court。
THE JUDGE。 ��Speaking to the reporters�А�Gentlemen of the Press�察�I think that the name of the female witness should not be reported。
The reporters bow their acquiescence。 THE JUDGE。 ��To RUTH�察�who is staring in the direction in which FALDER has disappeared�А�Do you understand�察�your name will not be mentioned��
COKESON。 ��Pulling her sleeve�А �The judge is speaking to you。
RUTH turns�察�stares at the JUDGE�察�and turns away。
THE JUDGE。 I shall sit rather late to´day。 Call the next case。
CLERK of ASSIZE。 ��To a warder�А �Put up John Booley。
To cries of ;Witnesses in the case of Booley;��
The curtain falls。
ACT III
SCENE I
A prison。 A plainly furnished room�察�with two large barred windows�察�overlooking the prisoners' exercise yard�察�where men�察�in yellow clothes marked with arrows�察�and yellow brimless caps�察�are seen in single file at a distance of four yards from each other�察 �walking rapidly on serpentine white lines marked on the concrete floor of the yard。 Two warders in blue uniforms�察�with peaked caps and swords�察�are stationed amongst them。 The room has distempered walls�察�a bookcase with numerous official´looking books�察�a cupboard between the windows�察�a plan of the prison on the wall�察�a writing´table covered with documents。 It is Christmas Eve。
The GOVERNOR�察�a neat�察�grave´looking man�察�with a trim�察�fair moustache�察�the eyes of a theorist�察�and grizzled hair�察�receding from the temples�察�is standing close to this writing´table looking at a sort of rough saw made out of a piece of metal。 The hand in which he holds it is gloved�察�for two fingers are missing。 The chief warder�察�WOODER�察�a tall�察�thin�察�military´ looking man of sixty�察�with grey moustache and melancholy�察 �monkey´like eyes�察�stands very upright two paces from him。
THE GOVERNOR。 ��With a faint�察�abstracted smile�А �Queer´looking affair�察�Mr。 Wooder� �Where did you find it��
WOODER。 In his mattress�察�sir。 Haven't come across such a thing for two years now。
THE GOVERNOR。 ��With curiosity�А�Had he any set plan��
WOODER。 He'd sawed his window´bar about that much。 ��He holds up his thumb and finger a quarter of an inch apart��
THE GOVERNOR。 I'll see him this afternoon。 What's his name�拭�Moaney� �An old hand�察�I think��
WOODER。 Yes�察�sir´fourth spell of penal。 You'd think an old lag like him would have had more sense by now。 ��With pitying contempt�А�Occupied his mind�察�he said。 Breaking in and breaking outthat's all they think about。
THE GOVERNOR。 Who's next him��
WOODER。 O'Cleary�察�sir。
THE GOVERNOR。 The Irishman。
WOODER。 Next him again there's that young fellow�察�Falderstar classand next him old Clipton。
THE GOVERNOR。 Ah�察�yes� �The philosopher。; I want to see him about his eyes。
WOODER。 Curious thing�察�sir�此�they seem to know when there's one of these tries at escape going on。 It makes them restivethere's a regular wave going through them just now。
THE GOVERNOR。 ��Meditatively�А �Odd thingsthose waves。 ��Turning to look at the prisoners exercising�А �Seem quiet enough out here��
WOODER。 That Irishman�察�O'Cleary�察�began banging on his door this morning。 Little thing like that's quite enough to upset the whole lot。 They're just like dumb animals at times。
THE GOVERNOR。 I've seen it with horses before thunderit'll run right through cavalry lines。
The prison CHAPLAIN has entered。 He is a dark´haired�察�ascetic man�察�in clerical undress�察�with a peculiarly steady�察�tight´lipped face and slow�察�cultured speech。
THE GOVERNOR。 ��Holding up the saw�А �Seen this�察�Miller��
THE CHAPLAIN。 Useful´looking specimen。
THE GOVERNOR。 Do for the Museum�察�eh� 。�He goes to the cupboard and opens it�察�displaying to view a number of quaint ropes�察�hooks�察�and metal tools with labels tied on them�А �That'll do�察�thanks�察�Mr。 Wooder。
WOODER。 ��Saluting�А �Thank you�察�sir。 ��He goes out��
THE GOVERNOR。 Account for the state of the men last day or two�察�Miller�拭 �Seems going through the whole place。
THE CHAPLAIN。 No。 I don't know of anything。
THE GOVERNOR。 By the way�察�will you dine with us on Christmas Day��
THE CHAPLAIN。 To´morrow。 Thanks very much。
THE GOVERNOR。 Worries me to feel the men discontented。 ��Gazing at the saw�А �Have to punish this poor devil。 Can't help liking a man who tries to escape。 ��He places the saw in his pocket and locks the cupboard again��
THE CHAPLAIN。 Extraordinary perverted will´powersome of them。 Nothing to be done till it's broken。
THE GOVERNOR。 And not much afterwards�察�I'm afraid。 Ground too hard for golf��
WOODER comes in again。
WOODER。 Visitor who's been seeing Q 3007 asks to speak to you�察�sir。 I told him it wasn't usual。
THE GOVERNOR。 What about��
WOODER。 Shall I put him off�察�sir��
THE GOVERNOR。 ��Resignedly�А �No�察�no。 Let's see him。 Don't go�察�Miller。
WOODER motions to some one without�察�and as the visitor comes in withdraws。
The visitor is COKESON�察�who is attired in a thick overcoat to the knees�察�woollen gloves�察�arid carries a top hat。
COKESON。 I'm sorry to trouble you。 I've been talking to the young man。
THE GOVERNOR。 We have a good many here。
COKESON。 Name of Falder�察�forgery。 ��Producing a card�察�and handing it to the GOVERNOR�А �Firm of James and Walter How。 Well known in the law。
THE GOVERNOR。 ��Receiving the card´with a faint smile�А �What do you want to see me about�察�sir��
COKESON。 ��Suddenly seeing the prisoners at exercise�А �Why� �what a sight��
THE GOVERNOR。 Yes�察�we have that privilege from here�察�my office is being done up。 ��Sitting down at his table�А �Now�察�please��
COKESON。 ��Dragging his eyes with difficulty from the window�А�I wanted to say a word to you�察�I shan't keep you long。 ��Confidentially�А �Fact is�察�I oughtn't to be here by rights。 His sister came to mehe's got no father and motherand she was in some distress。 ;My husband won't let me go and see him�察─�she said�察 �says he's disgraced the family。 And his other sister�察─�she said�察 �is an invalid。; And she asked me to come。 Well�察�I take an interest in him。 He was our juniorI go to the same chapeland I didn't like to refuse。 And what I wanted to tell you was�察�he seems lonely here。
THE GOVERNOR。 Not unnaturally。
COKESON。 I'm afraid it'll prey on my mind。 I see a lot of them about working together。
THE GOVERNOR。 Those are local prisoners。 The convicts serve their three months here in separate confinement�察�sir。
COKESON。 But we don't want to be unreasonable。 He's quite downhearted。 I wanted to ask you to let him run about with the others。
THE GOVERNOR。 ��With faint amusement�А �Ring the bell´would you�察�Miller�拭 。�To COKESON�А �You'd like to hear what the doctor says about him�察�perhaps。
THE CHAPLAIN。 ��Ringing the bell�А �You are not accustomed to prisons�察�it would seem�察�sir。
COKESON。 No。 But it's a pitiful sight。 He's quite a young fellow。 I said to him�此 �Before a month's up; I said�察 �you'll be out and about with the others�察�it'll be a nice change for you。; ;A month� ─�he said like that� �Come� ─�I said�察 �we mustn't exaggerate。 What's a month�拭 �Why�察�it's nothing� ─ �A day�察─�he said�察 �shut up in your cell thinking and brooding as I do�察�it's longer than a year outside。 I can't help it�察─�he said�察 �I trybut I'm built that way�察�Mr。 COKESON。; And�察�he held his hand up to his face。 I could see the tears trickling through his fingers。 It wasn't nice。
THE CHAPLAIN。 He's a young man with large�察�rather peculiar eyes�察�isn't he�拭 �Not Church of England�察�I think��
COKESON。 No。
THE CHAPLAIN。 I know。
THE GOVERNOR。 ��To WOODER�察�who has come in�А �Ask the doctor to be good enough to come here for a minute。 ��WOODER salutes�察�and goes out�А �Let's see�察�he's not married��
COKESON。 No。 ��Confidentially�А �But there's a party he's very much attached to�察�not altogether com´il´fo。 It's a sad story。
THE CHAPLAIN。 If it wasn't for drink and women�察�sir�察�this prison might be closed。
COKESON。 ��Looking at the CHAPLAIN over his spectacles�А�Ye´es�察�but I wanted to tell you about that�察�special。 He had hopes they'd have let her come and see him�察�but they haven't。 Of course he asked me questions。 I did my best�察�but I couldn't tell the poor young fellow a lie�察�with him in hereseemed like hitting him。 But I'm afraid it's made him worse。
THE GOVERNOR。 What was this news then��
COKESON。 Like this。 The woman had a nahsty�察�spiteful feller for a husband�察�and she'd left him。 Fact is�察�she was going away with our young friend。 It's not nicebut I've looked over it。 Well�察�when he was put in here she said she'd earn her living apart�察�and wait for him to come out。 That was a great consolation to him。 But after a month she came to meI don't know her personallyand she said�此 �I can't earn the children's living�察�let alone my ownI've got no friends。 I'm obliged to keep out of everybody's way�察�else my husband
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