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Henry Monologue from The Naturewoman

From The Naturewoman by Upton Sinclair

male · anguished · 47 sec

Oh! There's no use talking about that, Mrs. Masterson. I see I can't have my way, so there's no more to be said. I'm not the sort of man to sulk. (MRS. MASTERSON: But such an idea, Henry! For a delicate woman like Letitia...) I know... I know. I'd have taken care of her... but that doesn't interest her. And, of course, I can't take the children away from her, and there's not much fun in the country alone. So what's the use? I give up... as I give up everything. Good-bye, all. (Exit.)

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