Loveyet Monologue from The Politician Out-Witted

From The Politician Out-Witted by Samuel Low

male · anguished · 55 sec

Your actions accord very illy with your professions, I think, madam. (HARRIET: Your duplicity, sir, both in word and action, justifies my retorting that ungenerous accusation.) I entreat you to believe me, Miss Harriet, when I say, I am unconscious of having done anything I ought to be ashamed of, since my arrival: I am so confident of this, that the circulation of a malicious rumour, however dishonourable to me, would give me little disquiet, did I not reflect, that it is the object of Harriet's credulity;--a reflection, that is the source of real unhappiness to me:--be kind then, Harriet, and tell me wherein I am guilty;--obscurity in a matter so interesting, gives more torture to the mind, than the most unwelcome truth.

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