Kezia Monologue from The Subjection of Kezia

From The Subjection of Kezia by Mrs. Havelock Ellis

female · joyful · 1:04 min

Thee'rt smiling, Joe! Thee and me 'ave both hungered for the same thing. Did thee guess it at all, I wonder? I've kept it from thee a while to make sure. But, lor'! my dear life! whatever be this that you've got here? Eh! Joe! lad! Thee was always unlike other chaps; that's why I do love thee so. Fancy thee guessing, and going to buy him somethin' right away! Oh! it brings it so near like. Most men would have thought of a cradle or a rattle, but thee! Oh! my dear! Thee thought of the first beatin' we should be forced to give him, for, of course, he'll be a lad of tremenjous spirit.

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