Monologue

Conchubor Monologue from John Millington Synge

From John Millington Synge by Deirdre of the Sorrows

23 sec

Make your lamentation a short while if you will, but it isn’t long till a day’ll come when you begin pitying a man is old and desolate, and High King also. . . . Let you not fear me, for it’s I’m well pleased you have a store of pity for the three that were your friends in Alban.

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