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Charles Babbage is a brilliant inventor and the
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CHARLES: Friends! Why don’t we gather please. Right here, this way, thank you. Welcome and again, many thanks for your attendance tonight. For those so compelled, I offer you a glimpse at the much-discussed if-you-stand-next-to-me Difference Engine.
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When it is manifested, and soon it will be thanks to your government’s generous funding, the world will know a new way of knowing. Now someone should hand me my rum so I stop ruining a perfectly good party.
For full extended monologue, please refer to clips or the script edition cited here: Gunderson, Lauren, Ada and the Machine, Dramatist Play Services, 2018, pp. 14-15.
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