Monologue

Eglantine Monologue from The Harlequinade: An Excursion

From The Harlequinade: An Excursion by Dion Clayton Calthrop

any · comedic · 1:09 min

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There's her portrait behind me. I can't turn my head. Quin, bring me my mirror. [Mr. Talon studies the brilliant lady rather doubtfully. (PANTALOON: I trust she loves your lordship?) Gad's life! I never asked her. A monstrous unfair thing to ask of any woman of the world. (PANTALOON: Doubtless she is grateful for the sacrifice you make.) I hope not. [Quin now has the mirror placed so that Eglantine can view his bride-to-be. It reflects other matters of importance, too. Ah... is that the new wig on the block? Vastly good! Quin here, Mr. Talon, has a magical touch at dressing a head. Gad, but the wig block looks as lively as I do. The mirror reflects her ladyship's portrait very well.

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30s · joy · identity · love · appearance · sacrifice

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