Monologue

Magistrate Monologue from The Silver Box

From The Silver Box by John Galsworthy

male · anguished · 43 sec

Now you have said all you have to say, and you will be quiet. Yes, I think I may discharge the woman. It is very unfortunate for you that this man has behaved as he has. It is not the consequences to him but the consequences to you. You have been brought here twice, you have lost your work-- --and this is what always happens. Now you may go away, and I am very sorry it was necessary to bring you here at all.

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