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Mrs Roberts Monologue from The Sleeping-Car: A Farce

From The Sleeping-Car: A Farce by William Dean Howells

female · comedic · 43 sec

No stranger could have been so patient and--and--attentive; and I know that he recognized me from the first, and he's just kept it up for a joke, so as to surprise us and have a good laugh at us when we get to Boston. Of course it's Willis. (MR: ROBERTS. Do you think so, my dear?) I know it. Didn't you notice how he looked at your card? And I want you to go at once and speak to him, and turn the tables on him. (MR. ROBERTS: I--I'd rather not, my dear.) Why, Edward, what can you mean?

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