A joyful, romantic, reflective, enthusiastic Cornelius's monologue from "Hello, Dolly!" by Michael Stewart. Genre: comedy.
Isn’t the world full of wonderful things? There I sat cooped up in Yonkers for years and years and all the time wonderful people like Mrs. Molloy were walking around in New York and I didn’t know them at all! I don’t know whether you can all see from where you’re sitting…well for instance the way he
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