Monologue

Clarenbach Monologue from The Lawyers, A Drama in Five Acts

From The Lawyers, A Drama in Five Acts by August Wilhelm Iffland

male · dramatic · 46 sec

If you are in earnest, come along with me; let us go from hence. (P. Coun: Why so soon,--and whither?) Fly, fly from the brink of destruction. You must not dine here, you must not remain here any longer. You must not marry into this family. (P. Coun: The girl is my good genius. I cannot leave her.) Then her father, that bad genius, will not leave you! Do not struggle between the two. Come along with me; do as you ought; be afraid of no man, confide in God, and hope! You will have the girl at last. Come along with me.

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