Alfred Breffitt Monologue from Touch and Go: A Play in Three Acts

From Touch and Go: A Play in Three Acts by D. H. (David Herbert) Lawrence

male · defiant · 50 sec

It's none of the office's doing, I think you'll find, Mr. Gerald. The office men did nothing but ask for a just advance--at any rate, time and prices being what they are, I consider it a fair advance. If the men took it up, it's because they've got a set of loud-mouthed blatherers and agitators among them like Job Arthur Freer, who deserve to be hung--and hanging they'd get, if I could have the judging of them. (GERALD: Well--it's very unfortunate--because we can't give the clerks their increase now, you know.) Can't you?--can't you? I can't see that it would be anything out of the way, if I say what I think.

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