Monologue

Margaret Monologue from Loyalties

From Loyalties by John Galsworthy

female · contemplative · 1:00 min

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Do you remember St Offert--cards? No, you wouldn't--you were in high frocks. Well, St Offert got damages, but he also got the hoof, underneath. He lives in Ireland. There isn't the slightest connection, so far as I can see, Mabel, between innocence and reputation. Look at me! (MABEL: We'll fight it tooth and nail!) Mabel, you're pure wool, right through; everybody's sorry for you. (MABEL: It's for him they ought--) (Again handing the cigarette case) Do smoke, old thing. MABEL takes a cigarette this time, but does not light it. It isn't altogether simple. General Canynge was there last night. You don't mind my being beastly frank, do you?

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30s · confusion · innocence · reputation · friendship · conflict

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