Bly Monologue from Windows

From Windows by John Galsworthy

male · contemplative · 53 sec

Ah! But you shouldn't brood over it. I knew a man in Valpiraso that 'ad spent 'arf 'is life in prison-a jolly feller; I forget what 'e'd done, somethin' bloody. I want to see you like him. Aren't you happy here? (FAITH: It's right enough, so long as I get out.) This Mr March--he's like all these novel-writers--thinks 'e knows 'uman nature, but of course 'e don't. Still, I can talk to 'im--got an open mind, and hates the Gover'ment. That's the two great things. Mrs March, so far as I see, 'as got her head screwed on much tighter. (FAITH: She has.) What's the young man like? He's a long feller.

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