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Tremayne Monologue from Belinda: An April Folly in Three Acts

From Belinda: An April Folly in Three Acts by A. A. (Alan Alexander) Milne

male · romantic · 58 sec

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You darling I (He kisses her.) How did you find out who I was? BELINDA (awkwardly). Well, it was rather curious, darling. (After a pause.) It was April, and I felt all sort of Aprily, and--and--there was the garden all full of daffodils--and--and there was Mr. Baxter--the one we left in the library--knowing all about moles. He's probably got the M. volume down now. Well, we were talking about them one day, and I happened to say that the late Mr. Tremayne--that was you, darling--had rather a peculiar one on his arm. And then he happened to see it this morning and told me about it.

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30s · joy · love · identity · connection · curiosity

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