Monologue

Jack Monologue from The Machine

From The Machine by Upton Sinclair

male · dramatic · 1:04 min

(To MONTAGUE, aside.) You must let me tell you a few things that I know. I've been running down a little story about Grimes and the traction crowd. (MONTAGUE: Indeed! What is it?) I can't tell it to you now... it would take too long. But, gee! If I can get the evidence, it'll make your hair stand on end! It has to do with the Grand Avenue Railroad suit. (MONTAGUE: The one that's pending in the Court of Appeals?) Yes. You see, Jim Hegan stands to lose a fortune by it, and I've reason to believe that there's some monkey-work being done with the Court. It happens that one of the judges has a nephew... a dissipated chap, who hates him. He's an old college friend of mine, and he's trying to get some evidence for me.

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