Ruth Monologue from A ComedyBy Georges de Porto-Riche(La Chance de Françoise.)Translated

From A ComedyBy Georges de Porto-Riche(La Chance de Françoise.)Translated by Barrett H. Clark.

female · romantic · 1:07 min

Here, you may see it.... That's from the second letter he wrote you from Rio Janeiro. I just couldn't get over that letter. You know I made you read it to me three times. It was so--so delicate. I remembered this passage--see. "A young girl seems to me as exquisite and frail as a flower, and I feel myself a vandal in desiring to pluck and possess one. Yet, Anne, your face is always before me, and I know now what I was too stupid to realize before, that it was you and you only, who made life bearable for me last winter when I was a stranger and alone." Oh, Anne-- that's the sort of love letters I've dreamed of getting. I don't suppose I ever shall.

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