Monologue

Sergius Monologue from Arms and the Man

From Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw

male · contemplative · 29 sec

Of course he over-reached us. His father was a hotel and livery stable keeper; and he owed his first step to his knowledge of horse-dealing. Ah, he was a soldier—every inch a soldier! If only I had bought the horses for my regiment instead of foolishly leading it into danger, I should have been a field-marshal now!

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