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Oceana Monologue from The Naturewoman

From The Naturewoman by Upton Sinclair

female · defiant · 57 sec

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Yes... she wished you to know that she had told me. Of course, feeling towards me as you do, you would hardly expect me to give up any rights that I may have. (MRS. MASTERSON: We will be content with what rights the law allows us.) What I wished to say was that I would be willing to give Ethel part of my inheritance. (MRS. MASTERSON: Oh!) I would not give it to Freddy, for he is a man, and I should be breaking the mainspring of his life. But I will give half my money to Ethel, provided that you will consent to let her go with me.

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20s · determination · family · inheritance · identity · freedom

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