Clem Monologue from Literature

From Literature by Arthur Schnitzler

male · comedic · 1:02 min

Now, sweetheart, don't be touchy. I know that your blood is not untainted, and I have nothing whatever against the Jews. I once had a tutor in Greek who was a Jew. Upon my word! He was a capital fellow. One meets all sorts and conditions of people. I don't in the least regret having made the acquaintance of your associates in Munich. It's all the weave of our life experience. But I can't help thinking that I must have appeared to you like a hero come to rescue you in the nick of time. (Marg: Yes, so you did. My Clem! Clem!) What are you laughing at? (Marg: Something's just occurred to me.) What?

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