Moaney Monologue from Justice

From Justice by John Galsworthy

1:04 min

Well! What way? I must keep my hand in against the time I get out. What's the good of anything else to me at my time of life? Ye know that, sir. I'll be in again within a year or two, after I've done this lot. I don't want to disgrace meself when I'm out. You've got your pride keeping the prison smart; well, I've got mine. I must be doin' a little o' this. It's no harm to any one. I was five weeks makin' that saw--a bit of all right it is, too; now I'll get cells, I suppose, or seven days' bread and water. You can't help it, sir, I know that--I quite put meself in your place.

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