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Minnie Monologue from Dr. Jonathan

From Dr. Jonathan by Winston Churchill

female · anguished · 1:10 min

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We spotted Bert because he's with the Marines, at that place where they put a crimp in the Huns the other day when they were going to walk into Paris. (DR. JONATHAN: Chateau-Thierry.) I'll leave it to you. But say, Dr. Jonathan, things don't look good to me,--I'm scared we won't get enough of our boys over there before the deal's closed up. I've got so I don't want to look at a paper. (A brief silence.) I never told you George wrote me a couple of letters, did I? (DR. JONATHAN: No, I'm quite sure you didn't.) I never told nobody. His father and mother would be wild if they knew it. I didn't answer them--I just sent him two post cards with no writing on except the address--just pictures.

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20s · fear · war · family · isolation

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