Louis Monologue from The Doctor's Dilemma

From The Doctor's Dilemma by Bernard Shaw

male · defiant · 1:02 min

Yah! (To Walpole) I'll do another one for you, Walpole, if youll let me have the ten you promised. (WALPOLE: Very good. I'll pay on delivery.) Oh! What do you take me for? Have you no confidence in my honor? (WALPOLE: None whatever.) Oh well, of course if you feel that way, you cant help it. Before you go, Sir Patrick, let me fetch Jennifer. I know she'd like to see you, if you dont mind. (He goes to the inner door). And now, before she comes in, one word. Youve all been talking here pretty freely about me--in my own house too. I dont mind that: I'm a man and can take care of myself. But when Jennifer comes in, please remember that she's a lady, and that you are supposed to be gentlemen. (He goes out).

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