Venus Monologue from A Vision of Venus; Or, A Midsummer-Night's Nightmare

From A Vision of Venus; Or, A Midsummer-Night's Nightmare by Harry Pleon

female · inspirational · 48 sec

((Speaking to Alphonzo.)) Ah, yours has been a troubled sleep, but now it's almost done! Your seeming worry here to-night I'm sure has caused much fun. Our humble aim has been to show to-night, That happiness can only spring from right. You young spark, though barbering your grade is, Fancy you're Adonis when among the ladies. Let this dream be a lesson--although in jest-- Be true to the one who loves you best. Farewell, young spark, awake from seeming pain, If this dream's a lesson taught, you have not dreamt in vain! Awake--Awake--Awake! ((Gong.--Flash.--Limelight off.)) (Enter JANE and AUGUSTUS from Pavilion.)

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