Monologue

Broadbent Monologue from John Bull's Other Island

From John Bull's Other Island by Bernard Shaw

male · dramatic · 44 sec

To a member's wife, Nora, nobody is common provided he's on the register. Come, my dear! it's all right: do you think I'd let you do it if it wasn't? The best people do it. Everybody does it. NORA (who has been biting her lip and looking over the hill, disconsolate and unconvinced). Well, praps you know best what they do in England. They must have very little respect for themselves. I think I'll go in now. I see Larry and Mr Keegan coming up the hill; and I'm not fit to talk to them.

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