Tramp Monologue from The Cause of it All

From The Cause of it All by Leo, graf Tolstoy

male · philosophical · 53 sec

And that's not all. There are some people, persons I mean, that are quite deprived of their reason through it and commit entirely inappropriate actions. While he does not drink, give him anything you like and he won't take what is not his; but when drunk, he grabs whatever comes handy. Many a time one gets beaten and put in prison. As long as I don't drink, all goes honestly and honourably, but as soon as I drink, I mean as soon as that same person drinks, he at once begins grabbing whatever comes his way. AKULÍNA. And I think it's all in oneself.

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