Mary Monologue from The Servant in the House

From The Servant in the House by Charles Rann Kennedy

female · inspirational · 1:04 min

Let me speak, uncle. I have been thinking, out there in the garden--thinking very hard: I've been trying to put things together again and make them straight; but it's still very difficult. Only there's one thing--I'm sorry I was unkind just now: I didn't mean it: you are everything I have--everything I have ever had; and as for what uncle said--about himself, I mean--I can't believe it. No, I'm sure there's a mistake somewhere; and mistakes can always be put right, if we only help one another and mean it. Shall we try, uncle? Shall we, auntie? (AUNTIE: If it's not too late!...) It can't be too late, auntie dear, if we all wish very hard. I was a coward to give up wishing. That was my sin, too!

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