Monologue

Mrs March Monologue from Windows

From Windows by John Galsworthy

female · contemplative · 1:06 min

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Well, then, Cook will show you where things are kept, and how to lay the table and that. Your wages will be thirty until we see where we are. Every other Sunday, and Thursday afternoon. What about dresses? (FAITH: I've only got this--I had it before, of course, it hasn't been worn.) Very neat. But I meant for the house. You've no money, I suppose? (FAITH: Only one pound thirteen, ma'am.) We shall have to find you some dresses, then. Cook will take you to-morrow to Needham's. You needn't wear a cap unless you like. Well, I hope you'll get on. I'll leave you with Cook now. After one look at the girl, who is standing motionless, she goes out.

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30s · trust · identity · power · family · ambition

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