Paolo Monologue from A PlayBy David PinskiTranslated and Edited

From A PlayBy David PinskiTranslated and Edited by Isaac Goldberg, Ph.D.

male · contemplative · 53 sec

I wanted to in fact, but afterward I thought it better to await until the authorities of the hospital, to whom he left the estate, had verified the accounts. The Syndic came here an hour ago, at the order of the sub-Prefect, to give me the wallet which was found on the body and which our Consul at London had sent to the Minister of Foreign Affairs. I was just putting them away into the desk, when I felt the desire, I don't know why, to look for the reason of his suicide which no one seemed able to explain. You know? You suspect the reason?

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