Carlyon Monologue from Carlyon Sahib: A Drama in Four Acts

From Carlyon Sahib: A Drama in Four Acts by Gilbert Murray

male · contemplative · 54 sec

Oh, Adene knows of old how unregenerate I am. But I've said as much as that to an interviewer! (ADENE: There are certainly people I should like to see removed----) Well, I'll tell you. Once when I was at---- I wish somebody would give me tea! Where's Elizabeth? (VERA: Be patient! To) Well, I won't say where I was, it might implicate people; but there was a poor fellow, a villager, there, called Natthu, who was in the power of a money-lender. You know the sort of man? (Enter.) ELIZABETH, R., with her left hand wrapped, negligently in a handkerchief. She comes first up to the tea-table, and then retires to the back of the room.

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