Probably in a great many cases, the original impulse which led Browning to plan a soliloquy was a kind of anger mixed with curiosity; possibly the first charcoal sketch of Blougram was a caricature of a priest.— Robert Browning
In some of the most interesting situations it is in fact even more natural than the oral drama, logically it is more perfect; for the soliloquy is actually thought before us, and the magic of the representation not destroyed by the sound of the human voice at a moment when we all know man never speaks The curtain again rises.— Vivian Grey
Oh The end of her soliloquy was a shriek.— Ruth Fielding at Snow Camp Or, Lost in the Backwoods
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