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Townsman Monologue from Altruism

From Altruism by Karl Ettlinger

male · sarcastic · 50 sec

Of course, you'd rather bring up our Phillip to have a heart of stone. Children should be taught to love people. They must be brought up in that way—to have regard and respect for the most unfortunate fellow beings—How that woman is perfumed. Women like that shouldn't be permitted in the city. Young Man. I would buy you two beautiful air ships, a half moon for week days and a star for Sundays. All my millions I would lay at your feet. Waiter—another glass of water, please.

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