Monologue

Moselle Monologue from Nevada; or, The Lost Mine, A Drama in Three Acts

From Nevada; or, The Lost Mine, A Drama in Three Acts by George M. (George Melville) Baker

female · defiant · 50 sec

Do you, Dick? What! in these rags? Ah! you should see me in regimentals. (DICK: Regimentals?) Yes: silks and satins, kids and laces, as Madam Ferule turns us out for inspection. (DICK: I should like that.) I hate it. Give me a gown like this, that shows the honorable tears of contact with briers and rocks; a pair of boots like these, that won't slip on the bark of trees,--and I'm just jolly. I can run, climb, fly. And here I am wasting time. I can stand still no longer. I'm off (flies up run): catch me if you can.

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