Monologue

Katherine Monologue from The Mob: A Play in Four Acts

From The Mob: A Play in Four Acts by John Galsworthy

female · contemplative · 55 sec

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No, no! If you once begin a thing, you always go on; and what earthly good? (MORE: History won't say: "And this they did without a single protest from their public men!") There are plenty who---- (MORE: Poets?) Do you remember that day on our honeymoon, going up Ben Lawers? You were lying on your face in the heather; you said it was like kissing a loved woman. There was a lark singing--you said that was the voice of one's worship. The hills were very blue; that's why we had blue here, because it was the best dress of our country. You do love her.

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30s · longing · love · memory · nature · identity

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