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Sir Arthur Little Monologue from Cæsar's Wife: A Comedy in Three Acts

From Cæsar's Wife: A Comedy in Three Acts by W. Somerset (William Somerset) Maugham

male · dramatic · 48 sec

I must take the risk of that. You see, Ronny is cut out for this particular position. It's only common honesty to give it him. (VIOLET: Don't you love me any more?) Don't ask me that, Violet. You know I love you with all my heart. (VIOLET: Then I can't understand.) You don't think I want him to stay, do you? When the telegram came from the Foreign Office ordering him to Paris my middle-aged heart simply leapt for joy. Do you think I didn't see all the advantages he had over me? He seemed to have so much to offer you and I so little.

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