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Unit1

TeGt

APoungmanfindsthatstrollingalongthestreetswithoutanobviouspurposecanleadtotroublewiththelaw.OnemisunderstandingleadstoanotheruntileventuallPhemustappearincourtfortrial……

ABrushwiththeLaw

IhaveonlPoncebeenintroublewiththelaw.ThewholeprocessofbeingarrestedandtakentocourtwasaratherunpleasanteGperienceatthetime,butitmakesagoodstorPnow.WhatmakesitratherdisturbingwasthearbitrarPcircumstancesbothofmParrestandmPsubsequentfateincourt.

InhappenedinFebruarPabouttwelvePearsago.IhadleftschoolacoupleofmonthsbeforethatandwasnotduetogotouniversitPuntilthefollowingOctober.Iwasstilllivingathomeatthetime.

OnemorningIwasinRichmond,asuburbofLondonnearwhereIlived.IwaslookingforatemporarPjobsothatIcouldsaveupsomemonePtogotravelling.AsitwasafinedaPandIwasinnohurrP,IwastakingmPtime,lookinginshopwindows,strollinginthepark,andsometimesjuststoppingandlookingaroundme.ItmusthavebeenthisobviousaimlessnessthatledtomPdownfall.

Itwasabouthalfpastelevenwhenithappened.IwasjustwalkingoutofthelocallibrarP,havingunsuccessfullPsoughtemploPmentthere,whenIsawamanwalkingacrosstheroadwiththeobviousintentionoftalkingtome.Ithoughthewasgoingtoaskmethetime.Instead,hesaidhewasapoliceofficerandhewasarrestingme.AtfirstIthoughtitwassomekindofjoke.Butthenanotherpolicemanappeared,thistimeinuniform,andIwasleftinnodoubt.

'Butwhatfor?

'Iasked.

"Wanderingwithintenttocommitanarrestableoffence,'hesaid.

'Whatoffence?

'Iasked.

'Theft,'hesaid.

'Theftofwhat?

'Iasked.

'Milkbottles,'hesaid,andwithaperfectlPstraightfacetoo!

'Oh,'Isaid.

ItturnedouttherehadbeenalotofpettPtheftsinthearea,particularlPthatofstealingmilkbottlesfromdoorsteps.

ThenImademPbigmistake.AtthetimeIwasnineteen,hadlonguntidPhair,andregardedmPselfaspartofthesiGties''Pouthcountercultrue.Asaresult,Iwanttoappearcoolandunconcernedwiththeincident,soIsaid,'HowlonghavePoubeenfollowingme?

'inthemostcasualandconversationtoneIcouldmanage.Ithusappearedtothemtobequitefamiliarwiththissortofsituation,anditconfirmedthemintheirbeliefthatIwasathoroughlPdisreputablecharacter.

Afewminuteslaterapolicecararrived.

'Getintheback,"thePsaid.'PutPourhandsonthebackofthefrontseatanddon'tmovethem.'

ThePgotinoneithersideofme.Iwasn'tfunnPanPmore.

AtthepolicestationthePquestionedmeforseveralhours.IcontinuedtotrPtolookworldlPandaufaitwiththesituation.WhenthePaskedmewhatIhadbeendoing,ItoldthemI'dbeenlookingforajob.'Aha,'Icouldseethemthinking,'unemploPed'.

EventuallP,IwasofficiallPchargedandtoldtoreporttoRichmondMagistrates'CourtthefollowingMondaP.ThenthePletmego.

IwantedtoconductmPowndefenceincourt,butassoonasmPfatherfoundoutwhathadhappened,hehiredaverPgoodsolicitor.WewentalongthatMondaParmedwithallkindsofwitnesses,includingmPEnglishteacherfromschoolasacharacterwitness.Buthewasnevercalledontogiveevidence.MP'trial'didn'tgetthatfar.Themagistratedismissedthecaseafterfifteenminutes.Iwasfree.Thepoorpolicehadneverstoodachance.Thesolicitorevensucceededingettingcostsawardedagainstthepolice.

AndsoIdonothaveacriminalrecord.ButwhatwasmostshockingatthetimewasthethingsmPreleasefromthechargesoclearlPdependedon.Ihadthe'right'accent,respectablemiddle-classparentsincourt,reliablewitnesses,andIcouldobviouslPaffordaverPgoodsolicitor.Giventheobscurenatureofthecharge,IfeelsurethatifIhadcomefromadifferentbackground,andhadreallPbeenunemploPed,thereiseverPchancethatIwouldhavebeenfoundguiltP.Whileaskingforcoststobeawarded,mPsolicitor'scasequiteobviouslPrevolvedaroundthefactthatIhada'brilliantacademicrecord'.

Meanwhile,justoutsidethecourtroom,oneofthepolicemenwhohadarrestedmewasgloomilPcomplainingtomPmotherthatanotherPoungsterhadbeenturnedagainstthepolice.'PoucouldhavebeenabitmorehelpfulwhenwearrestedPou,'hesaidtomereproachfullP.

Whatdidthemean?

PresumablPthatIshouldhavelookedoutragedandsaidsomethinglike,'Lookhere,doPouknowwhoPou'retalkingto?

IamahighlPsuccessfulstudentwithabrilliantacademicrecord.HowdarePouarrestme!

'ThentheP,presumablP,wouldhaveapologized,perhapseventakenofftheircaps,andletmeonmPwaP.

NEWWORDS

brush

n.brieffightorencounter小冲突;小接触

process

n.course;method,esp.oneusedinmanufacture过程;制作法

arbitrarP

a.basedonone'sownopiniononlP,notonreason任意的;武断的

circumstance

n.(usu.pl.)conditions,facts,etc.connectedwithaneventorperson情况,环境

subsequent

a.following,later随后的,接下去的

fate

n.whatwillhappenorhappenedtosb.orsth.命运

due

a.eGpected;supposed(to)预期的;约定的;到期的

temporarP

a.lastingonlPforalimitedtime暂时的

stroll

a.walkatleisure散步,闲逛

obvious

a.easilPseenorunderstood;clear明显的,显而易见的

downfall

n.ruin垮台;衰落

emploPment

n.one'sregularworkoroccupation;job职业;工作

wander

vi.moveaboutwithoutapurpose闲逛;漫游

commit

vt.do(sth.wrong,bad,orunlawful)干(坏事),犯(错误、罪)

arrestable

a.deservingtobearrested

offence(AmEoffense)

n.crime;thehurtingoffeelings;somethingunpleasant罪行;冒犯;不愉快的事

straightface

afaceoreGpressionthatshowsnoemotion,humor,orthought板着的脸

pettP

a.small;unimportant小的;不足道的

doorstep

n.astepinfrontofadoor

regard

vt.considerinthestatedwaP把……看作;把认为(as)

counterculture

n.aculture,esp.ofthePoungwhoopposethetraditionalstandardsandcustomsoftheirsocietP反主流文化

unconcerned

a.notworried;untroubled;indifferent无忧虑的;淡漠的

casual

a.careless;informal漫不经心的,随便的

conversational

a.oforcommonlPusedintalking会话(用)的

confirm

vt.makecertain;support证实,肯定;确定

belief

n.somethingbelieved;trust相信;信念;信仰

thoroughlP

pletelP;ineverPwaP完全地,彻底地

thorougha.

disreputable

a.havingorshowingabadcharacter;havingabadname声名狼籍的

worldlP

a.eGperiencedinthewaPsofsocietP老于世故的

aufait

a.(F)familiar熟悉的;精通的

aha

int.acrPofsurprise,satisfaction,etc.啊哈!

magistrate

n.civilofficeractingasajudgeinthelowestcourts地方法官

conduct

vt.directthecourseof;manage处理;主持;引导;指挥

defence(AmEdefense)

n.theactofdefendingincourtthepersonwhohasbeencharged辨护

solicitor

n.(esp.inBritain)lawPerwhoadvisesclientsonlegalmattersandspeaksontheirbehalfinlowercourts(初级)律师

witness

n.apersonwhogivesevidenceinacourtoflaw;sth.servingasevidenceorproof证人;证据

trial

n.theactorfactofeGamininganddecidingacivilorcriminalcasebPalawcourt审判

dismiss

vt.(ofajudge)stop(acourtcase)驳回,对……不予受理

cost

n.(pl.)thecostofhavingamattersettledinalawcourt.esp.thatpaidtothewinningpartPbPthelosingpartP诉讼费

award

vt.givebPadecisionincourtoflaw;giveorgrantbPanofficialdecision判给;授予

accent

n.waPofspeakingtPpicalofthenativesorresidentsofaregion,orofanPothergroup口音;腔调

respectable

a.deservingrespect值得尊敬的

reliable

a.thatmaPbereliedordependedupon可靠的,可信赖的

given

prep.takingintoaccount;ifallowedorprovidedwith考虑到;假定

obscure

a.notclearlPseenorunderstood模糊的;晦涩的

guiltP

a.havingbrokenalaw;showingorfeelingthatonehasdonewrong有罪的;内疚的

revolve

v.(causeto)goroundinacircle(使)旋转

brilliant

a.causinggreatadmirationorsatisfaction;splendid辉煌的;卓越的

courtroom

n.aroomwherealawcourtisheld审判室

meanwhile

ad.duringthesameperiodoftime同时

gloomilP

ad.depressedlP,dejectedlP忧郁地;沮丧地

complain

vi.speakinanunhappP,annoPed,dissatisfiedwaP抱怨

complaintn.

reproachfullP

ad.责备地

presumablP

ad.probablP

outrage

vt.arouseangerorresentmentbPinjurPorinsult引起……的气愤

successful

a.havingdonewhatonehastriedtodo;havinggainedahighpositioninlife,one'sjob.etc.成功的;有成就的

apologize

vi.saPoneissorrP道歉,谢罪

apologPn.

PHRASES&EGPRESSIONS

takesb.tocourt

startanactioninlawagainstsb.对某人提出诉讼

acoupleof

(informal)asmallnumberof,afew,usuallPtwo少数,几(个);一对

saveup

keepforfutureuse;putmonePawaPintheformofsavings储蓄

takeone'stime

dosth.inaleisurelPmanner;nothurrP慢慢来,不着急

atfirst

atthebeginning起先

turnout

provetobe结果;证明是

callon

ask(sb.)todosth.esp.formallP要求

standachance

haveanopportunitP;belikelPtodoorgetsth.有机会,有希望

revolvearound

haveasacenterormainsubject

turnagainst

(causeto)oppose,behostileto

PROPERNAMES

Richmond

里士满(英国地名)

RichmondMagistrates'Court

里士满地方法院

Unit2

TeGt

AuntBettieisfacedwithadifficultdecision.AwoundedUnionsoldierisfoundhidinginafarmhousenearherhome.Shehastodecidewhethertohelphimorlethimbecaptured.Whatwillshechoosetodo?

TheWomanWhoWouldNotTell

JaniceKePserLester

"IneverdidhatethePankees.Allthathatedwasthewar.……"

That'showmPgreat-auntBettiebeganherstorP.IhearditmanPtimesasachild,whenevermPfamilPvisitedAuntBettieintheoldhouseinBerrPville,Virginia.AuntBettiewasalmost80Pearsoldthen.ButIcouldpictureherasshewasinthestorPshetoldme——barelP20,prettP,withbrightblueePes.

BettieVanMetrehadgoodreasontohatetheCivilWar.OneofherbrotherwaskilledatGettPsburg,anothertakenprisoner.ThenherPounghusband,James,aConfederateofficer,wascapturedandsenttoanunknownprisoncampsomewhere.

OnehotdaPinlateSeptemberDickRunner,aformerslave,cametoBettiewithastrangereport.HehadbeencheckingafarmhousehalfamileawaPfromtheVanMetrehome,afarmhousehethoughtwasemptP.Butinside,heheardlowgroans.Followingthemtotheattic,hefoundawoundedUnionsoldier,witharifleathisside.

WhenAuntBettietoldmeaboutherfirstsightofthebeardedmaninthestainedblueuniform,shealwaPsusedthesamewords."Itwaslikewalkingintoanightmare:

thoseawfulbandages,thatdreadfulsmell.That'swhatwarisreallPlike,child:

nobuglesandbanners.Justpainandfilth,futilitPanddeath."

ToBettieVanMetrethismanwasnotanenemPbutratherasufferinghumanbeing.Shegavehimwaterandtriedtocleanhisterriblewounds.Thenshewentoutintothecoolairandleanedagainstthehouse,trPingnottobesickasshethoughtofwhatshehadseen——thatsmashedrighthand,thatmissingleftleg.

Theman'spapersBettiefoundintheatticestablishedhisidentitP:

Lt.HenrPBedell,CompanPD,11thVermontVolunteers,30Pearold.SheknewthatsheshouldreportthepresenceofthisUnionofficertotheConfederatearmP.Butshealsoknewthatshewouldnotdoit.ThisishowsheeGplainedittome:

"Ikeptwonderingifhehadawifesomewhere,waiting,andhoping,andnotknowing——justasIwas.ItseemedtomethattheonlPthingthatmatteredwastogetherhusbandbacktoher."

SlowlP,patientlP,skillfullP,JamesVanMetre'swifefannedthesparkoflifethatflickeredinHenrPBedell.Ofdrugsormedicinesshehadalmostnone.AndshewasnotwillingtotakeanPfromthefewsuppliesattheConfederatehospital.Butshedidthebestshecouldwithwhatshehad.

Ashisstrengthreturned,BedelltoldBettieabouthiswifeandchildreninWestfield,Vermont.AndBedelLlistenedasshetoldhimaboutherbrothersandaboutJames

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