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Ernest Blunt Monologue from Joy: A Play on the Letter "I"

From Joy: A Play on the Letter "I" by John Galsworthy

male · defiant · 53 sec

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Well, all I know is that when I told her the mine was probably a frost she went for me like steam. (LETTY: Well, so should I. She was only sticking up for her friends.) Ask the old Peachey-bird. She knows a thing or two. Look here, I don't mind a man's being a bit of a sportsman, but I think Molly's bringin' him down here is too thick. Your old Dad's got one of his notions that because this Josser's his guest, he must keep him in a glass case, and take shares in his mine, and all the rest of it.

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30s · anger · betrayal · power · family · jealousy

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