Justice  by John Galsworthy
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			COKESON.  There's never been anything of that sort in the office the twenty-nine years I've been here. JAMES. [Looking at cheque and counterfoil] This is a very clever bit of work; a warning to you not to leave space after your figures, Walter. WALTER. [Vexed] Yes, I know--I was in such a tearing hurry that afternoon. COKESON. [Suddenly] This has upset me. JAMES. The counterfoil altered too--very deliberate piece of swindling. What was Davis's ship? WALTER. 'City of Rangoon'. JAMES. We ought to wire and have him arrested at Naples; he can't be there yet. COKESON. His poor young wife. I liked the young man. Dear, oh dear! In this office! WALTER. Shall I go to the bank and ask the cashier? JAMES. [Grimly] Bring him round here. And ring up Scotland Yard. WALTER. Really? He goes out through the outer office. JAMES paces the room. He |  | 


 
