Monologue

Ast Monologue from The Little Stone House

From The Little Stone House by George Calderon

male · melancholic · 42 sec

He was a fine boy—handsome and intelligent. By dint of the fiercest economy she got him a nobleman's education; sent him to the Gymnase, and thence, when he was eighteen, to the University of Moscow. Praskóvya herself cannot read or write, but her boy... the books on that shelf are the prizes which he won. She thought him a pattern of all the virtues. Fomá. Aha! now we're coming to it! So he was a sinner after all?

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