Florid Monologue from The Englishman from Paris

From The Englishman from Paris by Arthur Murphy

male · contemplative · 45 sec

((Alone.)) I have already fixed a ridiculous Aposiation of Ideas in my young Pupil's Mind concerning Marriage. If I can bring him to decline it, I shall see whether I can't awaken Miss Harriet's Affections in my own behalf--I have almost finish'd a short Treatise upon Beauty, which I shall dedicate to her. I must make all I can of this family; and then the pleasures of Imagination will strike the Internal Sense with a finer Impulse, when some Ideas of Property concur. ((Enter.) SIDEBOARD) (Sideboard: My young Master's stirring Sir, and desires to speak with you, Sir.) Honest Sideboard, I attend him. ((Exit.))

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