Anabel Wrath 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

female · joyful · 40 sec

Well, I did a small kitten--asleep--with its paws crossed. You know, Winifred, that wonderful look that kittens have, as if they were blown along like a bit of fluff--as if they weighed nothing at all, just wafted about--and yet so ALIVE--do you know---? (WINIFRED: Darlings--darlings--I love them!) Well my kitten really came off--it had that quality. It looked as if it had just wafted there. (WINIFRED: Oh, yes!--oh, I know! And was it in clay?) I cut it in soft grey stone as well. I love my kitten. An Armenian bought her.

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