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Walter Litherland Monologue from Freezing a Mother-in-Law; or, Suspended Animation: A farce in one act

From Freezing a Mother-in-Law; or, Suspended Animation: A farce in one act by T. Edgar (Thomas Edgar) Pemberton

male · contemplative · 55 sec

Emily, it is right that I should tell you all. You have alluded to your mother. You know that in the first delirium of my love for you I was inclined--God forgive me!--to resent the manifest objections which that honored lady showed towards my pretensions. Hot-headed fool that I was, Emily, I cruelly misjudged her. I thought that her objections were mere prejudices. Circumstances have since come to my knowledge which have convinced me that--though we cannot yet quite see why--she is right, and that, distress us as it may, we are in duty bound to bow before her greater experience, and to yield to her wisely dispensed commands.

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