Monologue

Arnold Champion-Cheney Monologue from The Circle: A Comedy in Three Acts

From The Circle: A Comedy in Three Acts by W. Somerset (William Somerset) Maugham

male · romantic · 47 sec

I'm reproaching myself. I've been tactless and neglectful. But I do ask you to believe that it hasn't been because I didn't love you. Can you forgive me? (ELIZABETH: I don't think that there's anything to forgive.) It wasn't till to-day when you talked of leaving me that I realised how desperately in love with you I was. (ELIZABETH: After three years?) I'm so proud of you. I admire you so much. When I see you at a party, so fresh and lovely, and everybody wondering at you, I have a sort of little thrill because you're mine, and afterwards I shall take you home.

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