Dick Monologue from Nevada; or, The Lost Mine, A Drama in Three Acts

From Nevada; or, The Lost Mine, A Drama in Three Acts by George M. (George Melville) Baker

male · dramatic · 50 sec

Have you ever doubted it? (AGNES: Yes. Your strange flight, your silence for a year, the circumstances--) Were all against me. Agnes, I am suffering for the crime of another. You knew him,--Stephen Corliss. (AGNES: Your friend?) So he called himself. You know how we became acquainted. He was a friend of the junior partner of the firm of Gordon, Green, & Co., by whom I was employed. He took a fancy to me, invited me to his rooms, insisted on my being his companion in drives, to the theatres, and in other amusements. It was at his request that I brought him home, and introduced him to you.

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