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 · dramatic · 46 sec

Lucky Tom. How much does it weigh? (AGNES and TOM separate.) What are you doing with my teacher, Tom? Has she set you conjugating? I love--you love--or do you both love? I guess if you'd had as much of that as I had, you'd want a vacation. (TOM: Well, we've been considering Dick's case.) And Dick's settled his case by giving himself up to the detective, whom he mag-nan-i-mously--that's a big word: hope I got it right--set free from the tree; and here they are. ((Enter DICK and JERDEN.)) JERDEN (approaching TOM threateningly). So, you are the one with whom I am to settle.

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