Mr Pim Passes By Monologue from Mr. Pim Passes By: A Comedy in Three Acts

From Mr. Pim Passes By: A Comedy in Three Acts by A. A. (Alan Alexander) Milne

male · contemplative · 1:06 min

True, true, but the world is a very small place, Mr. Marden. I had a remarkable instance of that, coming over on the boat this last time. (GEORGE: Ah!) Yes. There was a man I used to employ in Sydney some years ago, a bad fellow, I'm afraid, Mrs. Marden, who had been in prison for some kind of fraudulent company-promoting and had taken to drink and--and so on. (OLIVIA: Yes, yes, I understand.) Drinking himself to death, I should have said. I gave him at the most another year to live. Yet to my amazement the first person I saw as I stepped on board the boat that brought me to England last week was this fellow. There was no mistaking him. I spoke to him, in fact; we recognized each other. (GEORGE (rises.).)

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