Monologue

Winsor Monologue from Loyalties

From Loyalties by John Galsworthy

male · sarcastic · 56 sec

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(Motioning towards the door, which she shuts) Ronny Dancy took a tenner off him, anyway, before dinner. (LADY A: No! How?) Standing jump on to a bookcase four feet high. De Levis had to pay up, and sneered at him for making money by parlour tricks. That young Jew gets himself disliked. (LADY A: Aren't you rather prejudiced?) Not a bit. I like Jews. That's not against him--rather the contrary these days. But he pushes himself. The General tells me he's deathly keen to get into the Jockey Club. (Taking off his tie) It's amusing to see him trying to get round old St Erth.

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30s · disgust · identity · power · jealousy · ambition

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