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Hilda Monologue from WHERE BUT IN AMERICA

From WHERE BUT IN AMERICA by OSCAR M. WOLFF

female · joyful · 56 sec

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Yes, Meester Aispenhayne, and he build such beautiful houses and so cheap. He do so much heemself. Hees father was carpenter and he work hees way through Uneeversity of Mennesota and study architecture and then he go to Uneeversity of Eelenois and study landscape gardening and now he been in business for heemself sex years. And oh, Meeses Aispenhayne, you must see hees own home! You will love eet, eet ees so beautiful. A little house, far back from the road. You can hardly see eet for the trees and the shrubs, and een the summer the roses grow all around eet. Eet is just like the picture book!

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Hilda enthusiastically describes the accomplishments and beautiful home of Meester Aispenhayne, reflecting her admiration and joy in his achievements.

20s · joy · ambition · identity · home · beauty

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