Texel Monologue from The Great Adventure: A Play of Fancy in Four Acts

From The Great Adventure: A Play of Fancy in Four Acts by Arnold Bennett

male · defiant · 53 sec

For myself I'm rather looking forward to next week. I've spared no expense to get up a first-class show. Half the papers in New York and Chicago are sending over special correspondents. I've even secured your champion humorous judge; and altogether I reckon this trial will be about the greatest judicial proposition the British public's seen in years. Still, I'm always ready to oblige--and I'll shake hands right now, on terms--my terms. (ALCAR: We are making progress.) But what I don't understand is--where you come in, Lord Leonard. (ALCAR: Where I come in?) Well, I don't want to be personal, but is this Hague Conference merely your hobby, or are you standing in with somebody?

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