Walpole Monologue from The Doctor's Dilemma

From The Doctor's Dilemma by Bernard Shaw

male · dramatic · 54 sec

I'll go, if you dont mind, Mrs. Dubedat. I have an appointment. Before I go, let me say that I am quite agreed with my colleagues here as to the character of the case. As to the cause and the remedy, thats not my business: I'm only a surgeon; and these gentlemen are physicians and will advise you. I may have my own views: in fact I HAVE them; and they are perfectly well known to my colleagues. If I am needed--and needed I shall be finally--they know where to find me; and I am always at your service. So for to-day, good-bye. (He goes out, leaving Jennifer much puzzled by his unexpected withdrawal and formal manner).

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