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Broadbent Monologue from John Bull's Other Island

From John Bull's Other Island by Bernard Shaw

male · anguished · 54 sec

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No, please, Miss Reilly. One moment. Listen to me. I'm serious: I'm desperately serious. Tell me that I'm interfering with Larry; and I'll go straight from this spot back to London and never see you again. That's on my honor: I will. Am I interfering with him? NORA (answering in spite of herself in a sudden spring of bitterness). I should think you ought to know better than me whether you're interfering with him. You've seen him oftener than I have. You know him better than I do, by this time. You've come to me quicker than he has, haven't you?

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30s · determination · love · betrayal · identity · honor

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