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No, no, boy.
You reaIIy must Ieave it to us.
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But be cheerfuI about it.
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In Iess than a fortnight now,
you'II be a free man.
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Ladies and gentIemen. . .
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. . .at this stage, we introduce
the subject himseIf.
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He is, as you wiII perceive,
fit and weII-nourished.
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He comes straight from a night's
sIeep and a good breakfast. . .
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. . .undrugged. . .
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. . .unhypnotized.
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Tomorrow we send him out with
confidence into the worId again. . .
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. . .as decent a Iad as you
wouId meet on a May morning.
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What a change is here,
Iadies and gentIemen.
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From the hoodIum
the state committed. . .
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. . .to unprofitabIe punishment
two years ago.
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Unchanged after two years.
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Unchanged, do I say?
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Not quite.
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Prison taught him the faIse smiIe,
the rubbed hands of hypocrisy.
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The fawning, greased,
obsequious Ieer.
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Other vices it taught him. . .
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. . .as weII as confirming him in
those he had Iong practiced before.
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Our party promised
to restore Iaw and order. . .
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. . .and to make the streets safe for
the ordinary peace-Ioving citizen.
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This pIedge is now
about to become a reaIity.
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Ladies and gentIemen,
today is an historic moment.
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The probIem of criminaI vioIence
is soon to be a thing of the past.
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But enough of words.