Adam Cherry Monologue from The Prude's Progress: A Comedy in Three Acts

From The Prude's Progress: A Comedy in Three Acts by Jerome K. (Jerome Klapka) Jerome

male · defiant · 1:04 min

We won't go into that question. I am with you so far as to think that she will be much better off without you, and I also admit that I have no wish to lodge an information against you on my own account--if we can come to terms. (MR. BEN DIXON: Come to terms! What do you mean?) I mean I want £4,000 in notes or gold out of you before you leave this house. (MR. BEN DIXON: £4,000! Do you think, sir, that I'm a travelling bank?) I know that you've made arrangements to go straight from this house on an absconding tour to the continent, and it's not unreasonable to suppose that under the circumstances you've got about you all the cash you could scrape together. Anyhow, if I don't have the satisfaction of getting the £4,000 out of you I'll have the satisfaction of handing you over to the police.

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