Dr George Littlefield Monologue from The Faith Healer: A Play in Three Acts

From The Faith Healer: A Play in Three Acts by William Vaughn Moody

male · dramatic · 1:16 min

(To Rhoda.) Good morning. (To Michaelis.) Good morning, my friend. I understood that you sent for me, last night. (MICHAELIS: I did.) Glad to accommodate a fellow practitioner, even if he is in a side line. Some folks think your way of business is a little shady, but Lord, if they knew the secrets of our charnel-house! (MICHAELIS: How did you leave the child?) Done for. I said I was worth a million of you in a case like this, but I didn't realize how far things had gone. The next time, call me in a little sooner. He writes on his note pad, tears out a leaf, and lays it on the table. Mrs. Beeler will continue the old prescription, alternating with this. He puts the note pad in his pocket, and turns to Rhoda. He speaks in a tone which implies command, under the veil of request. Will you walk a ways with me, Miss Williams?

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