B B Monologue from The Doctor's Dilemma

From The Doctor's Dilemma by Bernard Shaw

male · defiant · 45 sec

(altogether refusing to accept this) I am not out of countenance. I should like, by Jupiter, to see the man who could put me out of countenance. (Jennifer comes in). Ah, Mrs. Dubedat! And how are we to-day? MRS DUBEDAT (shaking hands with him) Thank you all so much for coming. (She shakes Walpole's hand). Thank you, Sir Patrick (she shakes Sir Patrick's). Oh, life has been worth living since I have known you. Since Richmond I have not known a moment's fear. And it used to be nothing but fear. Wont you sit down and tell me the result of the consultation?

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