Trueman Monologue from The Politician Out-Witted

From The Politician Out-Witted by Samuel Low

male · philosophical · 51 sec

Far from it, my child:--Your unusual good sense makes a common-place lecture unnecessary, Harriet; but beware of flattery and dissimulation; for the manners of the present age are so dissolute, that the young fellows of these degenerate days think they cannot be fine gentlemen without being rakes, and--in short, rascals; for they make a merit even of debauching innocence:--indeed, that is scarcely to be wondered at, when so many of those who are called ladies of taste and fashion, strange as it may seem, like them the better for it;--but I hope, you and Mr. Loveyet are exceptions to such depravity.

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