Monologue

Bell Monologue from The Old Bachelor

From The Old Bachelor by William Congreve

40 sec

Well, I find my apishness has paid the ransom for my speech, and set it at liberty—though, I confess, I could be well enough pleased to drive on a love-bargain in that silent manner—’twould save a man a world of lying and swearing at the year’s end. Besides, I have had a little experience, that brings to mind— When wit and reason both have failed to move; Kind looks and actions do prove, Ev’n silence may be eloquent in love.

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