Tarleton Monologue from Misalliance

From Misalliance by Bernard Shaw

male · defiant · 48 sec

Well, you say she and I knew one another and parted. She must have had something off me then, you know. One doesnt get out of these things for nothing. Hang it, young man: do you suppose Ive no heart? Of course she had her due; and she found a husband with it, and set him up in business with it, and brought you up respectably; so what the devil have you to complain of? (THE MAN: Are women to be ruined with impunity?) I havnt ruined any woman that I'm aware of. Ive been the making of you and your mother.

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