Speaker 1: Tired of the every day grind, ever dream of a
Speaker 1: life of romantic adventure, want to get away from it all.
Speaker 2: We offer you.
Speaker 3: Escape, Escape Design to free you from the four walls
Speaker 3: of to day for a half hour of high adventure.
Speaker 1: You are alone on the deck of a stinking convict ship,
Speaker 1: becalmed in a yellow fog, while somewhere in the dark
Speaker 1: below you, free from the cells that held them, tis
Speaker 1: a deadly band of murderers seeking out your life.
Speaker 3: Listen now as Escape brings you Western Martyr's exciting story,
Speaker 3: A sleeping draft.
Speaker 2: That helps. But it's like I say, you can't forget.
Speaker 2: You can never forget. It's at night that you think
Speaker 2: about it, with the water outside rushing past the howl,
Speaker 2: that's when you think. And it can never be the same.
Speaker 2: You can't trust anybody, never, not a soul. I can
Speaker 2: tell you. You just can't trust him, not even yourself.
Speaker 4: What is it, mister, mister Finch says he's ready to board, sir?
Speaker 2: Oh he is, eh, all right, Well I'm not stubbing.
Speaker 5: In, sir.
Speaker 4: He insists on bringing them aboard one at a time.
Speaker 2: What does he think I'm going to miss? The tide
Speaker 2: has ever four hundred of them. It'll take hours, That's
Speaker 2: what I said. Sobody, mister Finch, come aboard, if you'll please.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, sir, I should have resigned stinking hopey, poor
Speaker 2: devil cargo. Everything I cock alorum, Captain, No, everything is not.
Speaker 2: I cock a lorum. What in places you mean ordering
Speaker 2: my mate about?
Speaker 6: No offense intended? N taking the hope.
Speaker 2: I want those scurvy riches aboard now, all of them.
Speaker 2: You put them below my way anchor.
Speaker 6: One at the times, one at a time. We've got
Speaker 6: a search them.
Speaker 2: Why didn't you do that before you took them out
Speaker 2: of jail.
Speaker 7: You'd be surprised what those spine can pick up between
Speaker 7: jail and the docks.
Speaker 6: Captain.
Speaker 7: We've got a search them, one at a time, and
Speaker 7: that's a fact. They're murdering devils, every last one of them.
Speaker 2: Convicts came aboard one by one. I watched them. They
Speaker 2: were going from London to a land they'd never seen.
Speaker 2: A colony had bought them Australia. Four hundred sweepings and
Speaker 2: scrapings sorted out from the muck of the jails with
Speaker 2: Finch in charge on them, I've carried dirty Cargo's dye wood,
Speaker 2: for instance, crawling with scorpions and spiders, not to mention snakes.
Speaker 2: Then there's cattle. But this weeks and months at sea,
Speaker 2: where the human cargo would as soon cut your throat
Speaker 2: as spit, and what made it worse wise? I've felt
Speaker 2: sorry for the poor beggars. I watched them come aboard
Speaker 2: until there were two left.
Speaker 5: Name Well, search.
Speaker 8: Him, Hey, take your bleeding hands off of me.
Speaker 5: I ain't got nothing. Ain't you stole me last?
Speaker 2: Ni. I won't have that cat used on my ship.
Speaker 2: They'll get enough of it where they're going.
Speaker 6: You're a trusting soul, you are, captain.
Speaker 9: Huh?
Speaker 5: How'd you like that? Between your ribs?
Speaker 6: I touch you?
Speaker 7: The cat's a lot better than letting this swine bring
Speaker 7: a knife aboard?
Speaker 5: Take them alow.
Speaker 6: I don't know how they do it. Swelp me, I don't.
Speaker 6: You've got to watch them for knives.
Speaker 5: Next right, Oh, here's a terror. Look at the size
Speaker 5: of him.
Speaker 6: Dangerous swine. Three murders in Australia.
Speaker 5: Escape.
Speaker 6: He's in brit When he gets back.
Speaker 5: Name Abby Jonathan Abbey.
Speaker 7: Well Well, a gentleman in chains. I am sorry your
Speaker 7: worship forgive us for daring to lay end on your highness.
Speaker 7: I'm sure as though you've been wrongly a.
Speaker 2: Cute that's enough. Inch, search him and.
Speaker 5: Take him below.
Speaker 7: I want mister Jonathan Abby shekeled.
Speaker 5: He's aur prised.
Speaker 7: We mustn't let anything happen to him.
Speaker 2: From the day we left London Ducks, I had taken
Speaker 2: a violent dislike to Finch. He seemed to be happiest
Speaker 2: when he was laying about him with his cat on
Speaker 2: a convicts heard he'd like sheep below decks. He kept
Speaker 2: him quiet enough. One night I decided whoever had with
Speaker 2: him in my cabin, I made it strong. I can
Speaker 2: tell you, so that even he could understand what I meant.
Speaker 6: You all finished, Captain?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 6: You wear me out.
Speaker 7: They're a bad lot, four hundred of them, all bound
Speaker 7: for Australia, and they don't want to go.
Speaker 6: You follow me?
Speaker 7: If that blow Gabby. As soon as we touched Sydney,
Speaker 7: the game's up for him. They'll lang him.
Speaker 5: Sure.
Speaker 2: That does not mean that you have the right to
Speaker 2: make life even worse for them here?
Speaker 6: Oh no, If I don't, where do you think we'll be?
Speaker 2: What would you do if you were down there?
Speaker 6: I'll tell you get hold of this ship. That's what
Speaker 6: you're doing.
Speaker 2: It'll be easy. They are locked in and we've got
Speaker 2: a guard.
Speaker 9: Dah.
Speaker 6: You don't know, I'm like I do. It's another thing.
Speaker 7: When I searched them, there was one to five sovereigns
Speaker 7: stowed away on every man and or stolen.
Speaker 6: That'll come to over a thousand pounds by my figures.
Speaker 2: They're entitled to that money. It's little enough to take
Speaker 2: to a wild country.
Speaker 6: But there's them down there. What would slit the gallet
Speaker 6: of any men for a shilling? You asked me to
Speaker 6: dainty with a dah.
Speaker 2: That's the way you talk to me. And I can
Speaker 2: to tell you I didn't feel easy anymore. I did
Speaker 2: something I hadn't done for a long time. Brought two
Speaker 2: pistols out from ship's stores and kept them under a pillow.
Speaker 2: It was when we got around the horn that the
Speaker 2: first convict died from scurvy. We had to put him
Speaker 2: over the side, of course, and there was a lot
Speaker 2: of grousing. I went down to the hole with Finch.
Speaker 2: It was hot and stinking.
Speaker 6: Now you let me talk to him, Captain, I'll put
Speaker 6: it to rights.
Speaker 2: You tell him it couldn't be helped.
Speaker 6: Don't you mind? I'll tell him?
Speaker 7: Why?
Speaker 5: Here comes old Paddy far my pitch.
Speaker 10: Did you steal the clothes off the poor bagger's back
Speaker 10: before you.
Speaker 5: Threw him in?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 8: We hate men, dearie, we're dogs? Or haven't you?
Speaker 10: Why didn't you wake the very poor Usmithy in the
Speaker 10: ground instead of chucking him in the same shyrd?
Speaker 7: Alright, we've got another two or three weeks before we
Speaker 7: reach land.
Speaker 5: I'll make a bargain with you the next one that dies.
Speaker 7: Now it's getting nice and not I'll leave him down
Speaker 7: here and you can take care of him and mourning
Speaker 7: until we get to Australia.
Speaker 6: Ha ha, how's that.
Speaker 5: Half a crown? You don't keep him for three days?
Speaker 8: That's old bloody pot always a nose.
Speaker 5: If you wain't.
Speaker 7: Satisfied with that, I'll see that axis closed down tight
Speaker 7: for the rest of the voyage and.
Speaker 5: You can boil for all of me.
Speaker 2: That seemed to settle it for a time. I began
Speaker 2: to see that, in spite of Finchy's hardness with him,
Speaker 2: the prisoners knew he was mastered and behaved themselves, That is,
Speaker 2: most of them did. But there were others and that's
Speaker 2: what began the trouble. We were two days out of
Speaker 2: the Cook Islands when it happened.
Speaker 4: Yes, Captain, there's a man on deck.
Speaker 2: We brought him up from below.
Speaker 4: It's it's horrible, it's what happened. One of the convicts
Speaker 4: th fine, Yes.
Speaker 5: Here we are, Captain.
Speaker 6: Mister Darling ain't much of a surgeon.
Speaker 5: I must say I did what I could.
Speaker 4: He must have been dead before we got him up here.
Speaker 2: He's he's been capped to pieces. Not laugh, he ain't
Speaker 2: How did it happen?
Speaker 7: I heard him shouting when I went down the old
Speaker 7: there he was propped up like against the bars with
Speaker 7: his arms.
Speaker 6: Through holding him up.
Speaker 2: Good devil, who am nah?
Speaker 6: He's dead? The others in for it, though, What do
Speaker 6: you mean? How do you think he got cut up
Speaker 6: like that?
Speaker 2: Knives?
Speaker 5: Captain? Knives?
Speaker 2: You soak them before they bought him.
Speaker 7: I did, and it's truth. I don't know how they've
Speaker 7: done it. Small knives, captain, small lives. And we're getting
Speaker 7: close to Australia.
Speaker 6: That's what it is.
Speaker 7: Whoever's got them knives is after money. The thousand quid
Speaker 7: or more. What's on this cursing ship? I don't score
Speaker 7: a trusting soul you are, Captain. Maybe there's a dozen, No,
Speaker 7: and maybe twenty with knives follow me. They'll run the
Speaker 7: others and Robin blind the old sovereign Captain dear didn't forget,
Speaker 7: did you? If anybody objects can him up in small
Speaker 7: pieces like this one.
Speaker 2: We've got to go down there and put a stop
Speaker 2: to it.
Speaker 7: Yes, I don't think how many guns you got a board?
Speaker 2: Well, two pistols and four muskets.
Speaker 6: And that's a fat lot of good. Well, must take
Speaker 6: the sweep with us out.
Speaker 2: We can try.
Speaker 6: There's no harm in that, mark my words, Captain.
Speaker 7: Before we get to Sydney, all of us will probably
Speaker 7: have their throats cut.
Speaker 2: Come on, Pink and I with two seamen, armed ourselves
Speaker 2: and went down into the hole and stood outside the bars,
Speaker 2: and men inside were quiet, very quiet. I just looked
Speaker 2: at us, dark lighth men. I'll talk to them.
Speaker 5: Hey, you listen to me.
Speaker 2: We know some of you are carrying knives, and I
Speaker 2: want you to turn out here. Nothing further will be
Speaker 2: said about it if you do as I say.
Speaker 8: Well, oh, oh, Captain, my porridge wasn't arteredo this morning?
Speaker 8: And please can I have sugar in it tomorrow.
Speaker 6: That ain't the way to talk to this gun.
Speaker 5: Captain. The gentlemen, I'm not you know me, don't you?
Speaker 7: We know you?
Speaker 5: All right? You hebby you listen to me.
Speaker 7: I'm giving you until morning to throw them knives out
Speaker 7: of here. Till morning if emvery blasted one ain't done
Speaker 7: of your daddy hands, I'm gonna have your clock, everybody,
Speaker 7: one of you, fifty lashes?
Speaker 5: Do you hear that, mister Abby?
Speaker 8: I'll think about.
Speaker 5: Two mornings, then fifty lasses. You think about that, mister Abe.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Captain Dear and mister Finn.
Speaker 5: You felt they come? Where's them nines?
Speaker 8: Where they do the most good?
Speaker 5: All right, I've given you a chance. I've played fair
Speaker 5: and defence.
Speaker 8: May I may I have a word with you?
Speaker 5: Oh, come back to your senses.
Speaker 8: Have you been close to the bar? Of course? That
Speaker 8: what I got to say? I got a whisper?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 8: What is it?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 8: Now it goes like this.
Speaker 7: Ere, that's an hundred lessons works. I'll take you first.
Speaker 8: And handle a catmss oh, why not take him fat?
Speaker 8: He won't feel it like I will.
Speaker 2: A crowd of men parted suddenly, and from out of
Speaker 2: them was pushed what had once been a man. It
Speaker 2: fell against the bars, and then, no longer with the
Speaker 2: support of living arms, slid to the deck. We looked
Speaker 2: at him, finching me his life had been worth a
Speaker 2: sovereign maybe two. He hadn't either now and the knives
Speaker 2: were still in the old with them that had killed him.
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Speaker 7: Now as I sees it, we've got to have a
Speaker 7: councilor war in a manner of speaking.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you one thing, mister Finch. There will be
Speaker 2: no flogging.
Speaker 6: I can see your shop.
Speaker 2: Are you up? That's right, too dangerous.
Speaker 6: We ain't on for it there in a nasty mood.
Speaker 6: We've got to be crafty, same as them.
Speaker 2: I wish I could spill the whole lot of mobile
Speaker 2: board and lose your contract for carrying them.
Speaker 5: Not bloody likely.
Speaker 2: You're listening here.
Speaker 7: I'll get them knives. It's Abby behind this. He tells
Speaker 7: them what's what. Get him out and the others will
Speaker 7: come around.
Speaker 2: Mark my words, are you going into the old orchard?
Speaker 6: When we're in there?
Speaker 7: After we cut off their water and food, feel the
Speaker 7: etch and you see what happens.
Speaker 2: I die, They'll die from knives.
Speaker 6: In which do you want? They'll be begging you to
Speaker 6: take their ruddy.
Speaker 7: Knives in three days, and if they don't, we'll tell
Speaker 7: them to end over. Abby to us that he's the
Speaker 7: one to blame for their misfortunes.
Speaker 2: They'll do it, all right, that's the only way. I'll
Speaker 2: give the order.
Speaker 6: But not just yet. We'll let them sit down there
Speaker 6: and won day.
Speaker 4: You wonder what we're gonna do about them.
Speaker 2: Some of them may get nervous. We let them wonder
Speaker 2: a bit. I didn't see finch through the day. The
Speaker 2: barometer had fallen suddenly, and with it came a storm.
Speaker 2: I can tell you I had my hands fall for
Speaker 2: the next twenty four hours there, with no time to
Speaker 2: worry about what was going on in the old of
Speaker 2: the ship, but I didn't think they'd have much stomach
Speaker 2: for knifing each other and killing. Next morning, at breakfast,
Speaker 2: he didn't turn up at all. He searched the old ship,
Speaker 2: and then I went down into the hole, and that's
Speaker 2: where he was. And he hadn't died quickly. Someone had
Speaker 2: held him against the bars, and the other said he
Speaker 2: hadn't died quickly.
Speaker 8: Present for your captain?
Speaker 2: Who did this? Who did it? I wouldn't waste sleep
Speaker 2: warning him, Captain. He was a bully and no better
Speaker 2: than us, except that he was outside happy. Well, I
Speaker 2: thought you were sheckled, Yes I was, But mister Finch
Speaker 2: kind of supplied the key to one first and me.
Speaker 2: You're going to pay for this. All of you were
Speaker 2: those knives.
Speaker 8: In here, Captain for the coming and kitten.
Speaker 5: You won't pay for this.
Speaker 2: You're repeating yourself, Captain, Good morning, lasted convictor dismissed me
Speaker 2: like I was a clerk in an office. There wasn't
Speaker 2: anything I could do about it. We think out of
Speaker 2: the way. They knew I was an easy mark. It
Speaker 2: was the knights that got on my nerves. I could
Speaker 2: hear things happening lots of things. It was awful those
Speaker 2: devils with the knives. Each morning we'd have to pull
Speaker 2: out six or a dozen, all cut about and bleeding.
Speaker 2: Most of them died. Those with the knives were getting money,
Speaker 2: money they sold from the victims. Are began to be
Speaker 2: afraid of me, crewman like one would take a bribe
Speaker 2: and let that murdering crowd out. I walked around with
Speaker 2: two pistols in the jacket all the time. And then
Speaker 2: late one afternoon, something very bad happened. I was standing
Speaker 2: by the wheel.
Speaker 7: Captain, Captain here person he got answer, got up big
Speaker 7: one Abby.
Speaker 8: Two of us were standing. God, we were a scream.
Speaker 8: It was Abby said he'd been stabbed. Benson ope for
Speaker 8: the girl to get in, and Abby beast him on
Speaker 8: the head and bolted.
Speaker 2: What about the others?
Speaker 8: I got the girls in time.
Speaker 2: They are safe enough.
Speaker 8: He must be somewhere on the ships unless he went overboard.
Speaker 2: Not that one. He's up to mischief. Yeah, take one
Speaker 2: of my mister and pass out the muskets. I want
Speaker 2: every inch of the ship searched. If he puts up
Speaker 2: a fight, shoot him, do you hear me?
Speaker 9: Shoot him?
Speaker 2: The night comes quickly in southern parts. If you ever
Speaker 2: try to search a ship at night with the lanterns,
Speaker 2: it's not easy. And too many shadows, too many sounds,
Speaker 2: which could be rats or a murder who's bigger than
Speaker 2: what you are and could choke your life about in
Speaker 2: a half a minute. We couldn't find him, but he
Speaker 2: was somewhere aboard, waiting his time because we were shorthanded,
Speaker 2: what with the crew searching, and all eyes stood a watch,
Speaker 2: And I thought about that man who Finch said had
Speaker 2: committed three murders in Australia. Don't turn around, Captain, it's
Speaker 2: only a little knife, but don't move twenty one. I'll talk.
Speaker 2: I've nothing to side to the likes, are you Abby?
Speaker 2: That maybe?
Speaker 11: But I have an offer to make you.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm you know what I'm in for
Speaker 2: when we reach Sydney, Finch told me, I've not pity
Speaker 2: for you, Abby, I'm not asking for pity. I have
Speaker 2: an offer to make. The men below are planning to
Speaker 2: take the ship. I don't think they've got a chance,
Speaker 2: but they'll be killing those that have got the knives.
Speaker 2: Have got all the money too. It's twelve hundred pounds
Speaker 2: I'm aware of that, mister, I can get the knives
Speaker 2: for you. Huh.
Speaker 11: All I want is a chance to get away before
Speaker 11: the ship docks.
Speaker 2: I don't want to know. It's not a trick turn around, Captain. Yeah,
Speaker 2: my knife. Well that convince you. You must have a pistol.
Speaker 2: You can shoot me if you want. What makes you
Speaker 2: think you can get the knives away from the mabbey.
Speaker 11: I can.
Speaker 2: That's all you need to know. I couldn't help you openly.
Speaker 2: You know that you put aboard as a murderer. You're
Speaker 2: in my charge and it's my job to turn you
Speaker 2: over to the police as soon as we arrive. Then
Speaker 2: if you could get the knives, though, I might be
Speaker 2: able to give you a chance to clear out. That's
Speaker 2: all I want, the chance, all right. I must have
Speaker 2: a pistol. What a pistol? You take me for a fool. No,
Speaker 2: it's the only way to get the knives. I give
Speaker 2: you this pistol. You shoot me. Not likely. If I
Speaker 2: had wanted to do that, Captain, I'd have cut your
Speaker 2: throat two minutes ago. You're a murderer. I know you
Speaker 2: can't have it, and it's either them or your ship
Speaker 2: and probably your life. Well, you talk like a gentleman,
Speaker 2: mister Eddie. But suppose you want my pistol. So as
Speaker 2: you come free, you just have to trust me as
Speaker 2: I trust you, to give me a chance to get away. Yeah,
Speaker 2: take it. What about the guards below? They'll shoot. I'll
Speaker 2: take you down. I'll say I caught you. How do
Speaker 2: I get out again? When I've got the knives? You
Speaker 2: send word that you want to see me, all right, captain,
Speaker 2: I'm trusting you now. I want that chance to get away.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about it if you get the knives. Come on,
Speaker 2: I'll take you below now and you've come back to morrow.
Speaker 2: Keep your voice low, Captain. They think I am tricking you,
Speaker 2: making a bargain. I think I stole the pistol. I
Speaker 2: told them I had to have the knives to make
Speaker 2: you believe that we wouldn't make trouble.
Speaker 11: I said we'd take over the ship tonight.
Speaker 2: What do you want me to do?
Speaker 11: Leave me the key to the grill. I'll slip out
Speaker 11: tonight and bring you the knives.
Speaker 2: We don't want you to let them out, do I won't.
Speaker 2: I'll lock it hell, I know you will. You don't.
Speaker 2: You will have to trust me, captain. Did they know
Speaker 2: about this plan all except for the fact that I
Speaker 2: am going to lock them in once im out.
Speaker 11: Give me the knives now.
Speaker 2: No, they know something was wrong. I'd never get out alive.
Speaker 2: Give me the key, all right, Abby? Here to night.
Speaker 2: I waited, and I can tell you I didn't like it.
Speaker 2: The wind came up a bit, and I knew that
Speaker 2: before sunrise we'd be in Sydney. That is, if I
Speaker 2: could trust a murderer. At ten o'clock that night, there
Speaker 2: was a rap on my cabin door. What have your
Speaker 2: crew nearly caught me coming down? You and I've kept
Speaker 2: my side of the bargain. The lives are all there. No,
Speaker 2: you don't even worry. Here's your pistol. You may need it.
Speaker 11: Thanks. Now, how do I get away?
Speaker 2: We'll be import in about six hours. If the wind holds.
Speaker 2: You stay aft in the long boat. When you hear
Speaker 2: the anchor, go, drop over the side and swim for it.
Speaker 2: I'll try to anchor as close to lemb as possible
Speaker 2: before I take her in.
Speaker 11: I can learn without being seen. I've got some friends
Speaker 11: will hate me.
Speaker 2: I don't want to know about it. You just remember
Speaker 2: when the anchor lets go, that's your signal. Thank you, captain.
Speaker 2: I trust you, and I i'd like to shake hands
Speaker 2: with you. I took the end of the murder and
Speaker 2: we shook hands like old friends, and then he was gone.
Speaker 2: Two hours later, the wind went down, and in its
Speaker 2: place came fog, thick, mucky fog. I had my hands full,
Speaker 2: what with danger from other ships and the blasted current
Speaker 2: that knocks you about off the harbor entrance. By three
Speaker 2: o'clock the fog had shut in properly, and the blissed
Speaker 2: tide ran us all over the place, but proper dangerous.
Speaker 2: I can tell you. We were about fifteen miles off shore,
Speaker 2: and I didn't like the look of things. Their shoals
Speaker 2: there about, and so I sent the mate for her
Speaker 2: to hear the lead. I've got a proper start. When
Speaker 2: I heard him sing out, I agree. We got off
Speaker 2: course right enough, and at this rate we'd shear the
Speaker 2: bottom clean offer. I saw it was high time to
Speaker 2: bring the ship up and wait until we could see something.
Speaker 2: Let go the.
Speaker 8: Anchor anchor.
Speaker 10: Taber thirty fives to the water's head.
Speaker 4: Down Too soon, sir, she was shoaling fast.
Speaker 2: Blasted current must have been making five knots out to
Speaker 2: see listen to.
Speaker 8: Her gesu all insert the anchor.
Speaker 2: I forgot the anchor.
Speaker 8: Hebby abby Ay.
Speaker 2: I went to the longboat.
Speaker 9: It was empty.
Speaker 2: He's held the signal as the anchor paid out. He
Speaker 2: couldn't see in the fog and had gone overboard into
Speaker 2: a five knot tide, running straight out to see fifteen
Speaker 2: miles from shore. He trusted me, and that's why I
Speaker 2: tell you you shouldn't trust anybody. Sometimes it's hard sleeping
Speaker 2: at night, then near the water outside, and you think
Speaker 2: that's when it's hard to sleep.
Speaker 3: Under the direction of Anthony Ellis, Escape has brought you
Speaker 3: a sleeping Draft by Weston Martyr, adapted by s. A.
Speaker 3: Bolt and starring Ben Wright. Featured in the cast were
Speaker 3: John Dodsworth, Richard Peel, Charlie lung, Alec Harford and Eric Snowden.
Speaker 3: The special music for Escape is composed and conducted by
Speaker 3: Leith Stevens.
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