Monologue

Ast Monologue from The Little Stone House

From The Little Stone House by George Calderon

male · philosophical · 47 sec

So do I; but I don't disturb others on that account. Fomá. Come, old grumbler, have a mouthful of vodka. (Melodramatically.) A glass of wine with Cæsar Borgia! (Singing.) As she went adown the bent She met a merry fellow, He was drest in all his best In red and blue and yellow. So he was a saint, was he, that son of hers? Well, well, of what advantage is that? Saints are not so easy to love as sinners. You and I are not saints, are we, Astéryi Ivanovitch?

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