Monologue

Mrs Tarleton Monologue from Misalliance

From Misalliance by Bernard Shaw

female · joyful · 42 sec

(fondly) I suppose it's a wife's partiality, Lord Summerhays; but I do think John is really great. I'm sure he was meant to be a king. My father looked down on John, because he was a rate collector, and John kept a shop. It hurt his pride to have to borrow money so often from John; and he used to console himself by saying, "After all, he's only a linendraper." But at last one day he said to me, "John is a king."

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