Monologue

Anna Andreyevna Monologue from The Inspector-General

From The Inspector-General by Nikolai Vasilevich Gogol

female · comedic · 59 sec

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Oh, yes, I see. (Goes on reading.) "But relying on the mercy of God, I believe all will turn out well in the end. Get a room ready quickly for the distinguished guest--the one with the gold wall paper. Don't bother to get any extras for dinner because we'll have something at the hospital with Artemy Filippovich. Order a little more wine, and tell Abdulin to send the best, or I'll wreck his whole cellar. I kiss your hand, my dearest, and remain yours, Anton Skvoznik-Dmukhanovsky." Oh my! I must hurry. Hello, who's there? Mishka? DOBCHINSKY (Runs to the door and calls.) Mishka! Mishka! Mishka! (Mishka enters.)

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30s · anticipation · hospitality · social status · urgency · relationships

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