Witness for the Prosecution
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For no other reason than I'm a mean,
ill-tempered old man who hates to lose.

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Let us wish each other luck.
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Look, I can't face this without Christine.
I tell you, I need her. Without her I'm sunk.

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Touching, isn't it?
The way he counts on his wife.

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Yes. Like a drowning man
clutching at a razor blade.

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Leonard Stephen Vole, you are
charged on indictment for that you,

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on the 14th day of October,
in the county of London,

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murdered Emily Jane French.
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How say you, Leonard Stephen Vole?
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Are you guilty or not guilty?
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Not guilty.
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Members of the jury,
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the prisoner stands indicted for that he,
on the 14th day of October,

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murdered Emily Jane French.
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To this indictment
he has pleaded not guilty.

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And it is your charge to say,
having heard the evidence,

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whether he be guilty or not.
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Members of the jury,
by the oath which you have just taken,

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you have sworn
to try this case on the evidence.

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You must shut out
from your minds everything

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except what will take place in this court.
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You may proceed
for the prosecution, Mr Myers.

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May it please you, my lord.
Members of the jury,

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I appear in this case with my learned
friend, Mr Barton, for the prosecution.

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And my learned friends
Sir Wilfrid Robarts and Mr Brogan-Moore

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appear for the defence.

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