Aug Monologue from A Vision of Venus; Or, A Midsummer-Night's Nightmare

From A Vision of Venus; Or, A Midsummer-Night's Nightmare by Harry Pleon

male · comedic · 51 sec

Good morning, old fellow! I feel a little chippie this morning. ((Sits in chair.)) I wish I didn't drink so much, don't you know! Last night I had a fearful time after going to the Alhambra. (Alphonzo begins lathering him.) They've got a beautiful ballet there now. There's a charming little girl there, who plays one of Venus's doves. I was mashed on her in a minute, and I pride myself I mashed her too--she's dead gone! (VENUS: Traitor!) I could swear I saw that statue move! Look it's shaking its fists at me! (VENUS: Villain!) There it is again! Oh, I've got 'em bad again!

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