She even soliloquizes with classic shounen declarations along the arduous path to victory: Now I'm one step closer to that guy! ❋ Unknown (2007)
Take the end of scene 1: the ingenue a mezzo rather than a soprano; in Slavic operas it was common for the "flighty" character to have a heavier voice than the "serious" character tells off the heroine's drunken, mother-fixated husband, then soliloquizes about her own sympathy for the heroine, but can't shake the feeling that it's not any of her business. ❋ Jaime J. Weinman (2006)
And this it was, this same unaccountable, cunning life-principle in him; this it was, that kept him a great part of the time soliloquizing; but only like an unreasoning wheel, which also hummingly soliloquizes; or rather, his body was a sentry-box and this soliloquizer on guard there, and talking all the time to keep himself awake. ❋ Unknown (2002)
Suddenly, seizing the rosary given to him by the Princess and pressing it to his lips, he soliloquizes: ❋ Unknown (1976)
Beneath the window of the fair Juliet, Romeo soliloquizes: ❋ John A. Joyce (N/A)
Lord Biron, who imagines himself in love with the beautiful Rosaline, soliloquizes in this fashion: ❋ John A. Joyce (N/A)
"So, Burrill has been killed," soliloquizes the portly gentleman seating himself before his cheery fire. ❋ Lawrence L. Lynch (N/A)
'A pair of Slippers 'brings us acquainted with another original personage, who one dark night soliloquizes on this wise: ❋ Various (N/A)
Helena soliloquizes regarding the inconsistency of Demetrius since he saw ❋ John A. Joyce (N/A)
With dissembling lips he bids farewell to his new father-in-law; then, alone, soliloquizes on his own wretchedness. ❋ Arnold Wynne (N/A)
Then in unwaning faithfulness He tenderly soliloquizes: "Behold, I will allure her, and bring her into the wilderness, and speak comfortably unto her; and she shall sing as in the days of her youth." ❋ J. C. McFeeters (N/A)
Another new and very singular drama opens with Bonaparte, who soliloquizes about Spain. ❋ Unknown (N/A)
He pauses in his flight to listen, and as the songs and shouts increase in volume he looks down on the revelers and with a bitter sneer soliloquizes thus of them: ❋ Austin Bidwell (N/A)
Friar Laurence, in contemplation of tying love-knots soliloquizes in the following lofty lines: ❋ John A. Joyce (N/A)
_ (Quezox, slowly walking the deck, soliloquizes.) _ ❋ Unknown (N/A)
But one can be sure that when Strauss soliloquizes, it is a different defense that he makes. ❋ Paul Rosenfeld (1918)
She stops to pick some columbines and soliloquizes. ❋ Robert Benchley (1917)
It is thus, for instance, soliloquizes Mary Byrne, the rapscalliony old tinker woman of outrageous behavior of "The Tinker's Wedding." ❋ Cornelius Weygandt (1914)
Macbeth soliloquizes in the very spirit of bookish Hamlet: ❋ Harris, Frank, 1855-1931 (1909)
As she soliloquizes at her window Christopher appears. ❋ Thompson, Slason (1901)
