Mary Monologue from The Servant in the House

From The Servant in the House by Charles Rann Kennedy

female · dramatic · 56 sec

He said he was a wicked man, and at first he looked so dreadfully wicked, I believed him; but when I began to look at him closely, and heard him talk about his little girl, everything seemed different! I could no more believe him, than I can believe you, uncle, when you say such awful things about yourself! I believe he was a much better man than he ever dreamed! And so I think we might find my father just the same, if he was properly loved and looked after! VICAR (with determination). Then listen to me, Mary: I have something to tell you: that very man you spoke to... (ROGERS enters, his face betraying signs of his morning's affliction.)

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