Dr Johnson Monologue from St. Nicholas Book of Plays & Operettas

From St. Nicholas Book of Plays & Operettas

male · dramatic · 48 sec

Madam, I am fully aware that Dr. Goldsmith is in an embarrassing situation. I am also aware that your behavior is, in part, responsible for his embarrassments. If you will have the goodness to refrain from violent recriminations, I will visit him forthwith to investigate these complications. My dear Goldsmith, I trust your messenger reported that I should employ the utmost expedition in coming to your assistance. The existence of a literary man is, I apprehend,— Sir, our conversation need not be extended, but I shall take the liberty of dismissing these young persons.

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