La Emancipada

NATY: (NARRA)One morning in March 1780, Jerry had to go to the Old Bailey to pick an important message from Mr. Loorry, prisoner of the morning was a young man about twenty-five, well-dressed andquiet prisoner of todo.el morning was a young man about twenty-five, well-dressed and quiet at all.
JERRY(meli): "What have you done? 'Jerry the doorman asked quietly.
PORTERO(eli): "It's a spy! AFrench spy". 'He
travels from England to France and tells the secret information about our French king English army.
jJERRY: "What if he is guilty?
PORTERO: 'Oh, you will have to die, no doubt aboutthat, replied the keeper with enthusiasm. "They will hang up."
JERRY: "What is your name?
PORTER: "Darnay, Charles Darnay. There is an English name, right? '
En la corte:
Nat: (narra) while Jerrywaited, looked around the crowd inside the Old Bailey and saw a young man about twenty years, and his father, a man with very white hair. She looked very sad when she looked at the prisoner, and keptherself close to her father.
Then began the trial, and the first person who spoke against Charles Darnay's name was John Barsad.
Eli: He was an honest man, he said, and proud to be English. Yes, itwas, or had been, a friend of the prisoner. And in the pockets of the prisoner who had been important plans and lists of the English armies. No, of course he had not put on the list itself. And no, itwas a spy himself, was not someone paid to cheat the innocent. She said she had known the prisoner on the ship that had brought her and her father from France to England. "He was very good and kind tomy father and me
Meli: "I was traveling alone on the boat?

Eli: "No, he was with two French knights.

Nat: (narra) "Now, Miss Manette,
Naty: have you seen what the documents show, or anythingthat looked like a list? No, I did not see anything. "
Questions, questions, questions!
Nay (narrates): The trial continued and, finally, spoke a little red. He told the judge that he had seen Mr....