Monologue

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 66
mon′ō-log, n. a speech uttered by one person: soliloquy: a poem, . for a single performer.— v.i. Monol′ogise , to indulge in this.— ns. Monol′ogist , one who talks in monologue; Monol′ogy , the habit of doing so. [Fr.,—Gr. monos , alone, logos , speech.]
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