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Broadbent Monologue from John Bull's Other Island

From John Bull's Other Island by Bernard Shaw

male · contemplative · 1:05 min

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Well, let us say quoits. I saw two men, I think, last night--but after all, these are questions of detail. The main thing is that your candidate, whoever he may be, shall be a man of some means, able to help the locality instead of burdening it. And if he were a countryman of my own, the moral effect on the House of Commons would be immense! tremendous! Pardon my saying these few words: nobody feels their impertinence more than I do. Good morning, gentlemen. He turns impressively to the gate, and trots away, congratulating himself, with a little twist of his head and cock of his eye, on having done a good stroke of political business. HAFFIGAN (awestruck). Good morning, sir.

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30s · anticipation · power · ambition · identity

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