Stidulph Monologue from The 'Mind the Paint' Girl: A Comedy in Four Acts

From The 'Mind the Paint' Girl: A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero

male · philosophical · 56 sec

I-- I-- I'm sorry to find you in this set. (FARNCOMBE: What do you mean?) Don't be angry with me. I'm an old man-- and an old fool; but it's from the fools that the useful lessons are to be learned. (FARNCOMBE: I really don't understand you.) Try to. Not now-- another time; when this music isn't exciting you, nor these pretty women. Think it out by yourself! You're at the beginning of your career, my boy. Remember me-- the old fool who's brought his to a miserable end-- and that I cautioned you-- cautioned you--! [LUIGI hurries in at the door on the left, followed by a waiter carrying a tray, and by the waiter with the beard.

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