Gerald says... (Showing annoyance) Inspector Goole says... (coolly, looking hard at “Any particular reason why I shouldn’t see this girl’s him) might be.” “There photograph, Inspector?” Inspector Goole says... (cutting in massively) Gerald says... (rather uneasily) I don’t “Well You heard what I said before Mr Croft. One line suppose I have.” of inquiry at a time. Otherwise we’ll all be talking at once and won’t know where we are. If you’ve anything to tell me, you’ll have the opportunity of doing it soon.” Gerald says... a bit heavy-handed, Inspector Goole says... But if you’re “Getting “Possibly. aren’t you, Inspector?” easy with me, I’m easy with you.” Gerald says... all, y’know, we’re Inspector Goole says... there isn’t “After “Sometimes respectable citizens and not criminals.” as much difference as you think. Often, if it was left to me, I wouldn’t know where to draw the line.” Gerald says... it’s not left to you, is Inspector Goole says... it isn’t. But some “Fortunately “No it?”.” things are left to me. Inquiries of this sort, for instance.” Inspector Goole says... she had to try Gerald says ... (startled) “Now “What?” something else. So first she changed her name to Daisy Renton” Mr Birling says... a glass of port or a Inspector Goole says... thank you, Mr “Have – “No, little whisky? Birling. I’m on duty.” Mr Birling says... was alderman for years Inspector Goole says... so.” “I – “Quite and Lord Mayor two years ago I’m still on the – Bench so I know the Brumley police officers – quite well” Inspector says... you remember her, Mr Birling says... (slowly) I seem to “Do “No – Mr Birling?” remember hearing that name Eva smith – somewhere.”
Gerald says... (Showing annoyance) “Any particular reason why I shouldn’t see this girl’s photograph, Inspector?” Inspector Goole says... (coolly, looking hard at him) “There might be.” Inspector Goole says... (cutting in massively) You heard what I said before Mr Croft. One line of inquiry at a time. Otherwise we’ll all be talking at once and won’t know where we are. If you’ve anything to tell me, you’ll have the opportunity of doing it soon.” Gerald says... (rather uneasily) “Well I don’t suppose I have.” Gerald says... “Getting a bit heavy-handed, aren’t you, Inspector?” Inspector Goole says... “Possibly. But if you’re easy with me, I’m easy with you.” Gerald says... “After all, y’know, we’re respectable citizens and not criminals.” Inspector Goole says... “Sometimes there isn’t as much difference as you think. Often, if it was left to me, I wouldn’t know where to draw the line.” Gerald says... “Fortunately it’s not left to you, is it?”.” Inspector Goole says... “No it isn’t. But some things are left to me. Inquiries of this sort, for instance.” Inspector Goole says... “Now she had to try something else. So first she changed her name to Daisy Renton” Gerald says ... (startled) “What?” Mr Birling says... “Have a glass of port – or a little whisky? Inspector Goole says... “No, thank you, Mr Birling. I’m on duty.” Mr Birling says... “I was alderman for years – and Lord Mayor two years ago – I’m still on the Bench – so I know the Brumley police officers quite well” Inspector Goole says... “Quite so.” Inspector says... “Do you remember her, Mr Birling?” Mr Birling says... (slowly) “No – I seem to remember hearing that name – Eva smith somewhere.”
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