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Vain Woman Monologue from WHERE BUT IN AMERICA

From WHERE BUT IN AMERICA by OSCAR M. WOLFF

female · anguished · 45 sec

Well, you know that I am a famous beauty; in fact, both my face and my form are considered very lovely. Great and celebrated men have worshipped at my feet. I simply cannot live without admiration. It is my very life. But, Judge , horrid wrinkles are beginning to show in my face. Oh, I would give anything, do anything, to have a smooth, youthful face once more. Please, oh, please, won't you take away these wrinkles and give me something in their stead.

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