Culver Monologue from The Title: A Comedy in Three Acts

From The Title: A Comedy in Three Acts by Arnold Bennett

male · sarcastic · 1:07 min

The next is--Ullivant, munitions manufacturer. Let me see. ((Reads.).) By the simple means of saying that the cost price of shells was eighteen shillings and ninepence each, whereas it was in fact only ten shillings and ninepence, Mr. Joshua Ullivant has made a fortune of two million pounds during the war. He has given a hundred thousand to the Prince of Wales's Fund, a hundred thousand to the Red Cross, and a hundred thousand to the party funds. Total net profit on the war, one million seven hundred thousand pounds, not counting the peerage which is now bestowed upon him, and which it must be admitted is a just reward for his remarkable business acumen.' (TRANTO: Very agreeable fellow Ullivant is, nevertheless.) Oh, he is. They're most of them too damned agreeable for anything. Another prominent name is Orlando Bush.

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