Loveyet Monologue from The Politician Out-Witted

From The Politician Out-Witted by Samuel Low

male · romantic · 1:13 min

Those fond expectations, my lovely partner in trouble, shall soon be realized;--this is only the momentary caprice of old age. (HARRIET: You must take care not to talk of age, before him.) Yes, my fair monitor; I shall think of that: and now permit me, in my turn, to give you a little advice.--In the first place, I would have you go to your father--fall at his feet--clasp your fair hands, thus--beseeching him in such terms as that gentle heart is so well form'd to dictate, and persuading him with the all-prevailing music of that tuneful voice, to recall his rigourous intention, nor doom such angelic goodness and beauty to despair, by persisting to oppose an alliance which alone can make you blest; and without which, the most faithful of lovers will be rendered the most wretched one on earth. I shall take a similar method with my old gentleman, and I think I can insure myself success.

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