Armitage Monologue from The Tyranny of Tears: A Comedy in Four Acts

From The Tyranny of Tears: A Comedy in Four Acts by C. Haddon (Charles Haddon) Chambers

male · comedic · 49 sec

I'm not without experience. Poor dear Mabel's mother, for instance--one of the best women in the world-- she would cry at times, and if she got well off the scratch, she was--er--hard to beat. Mind you, I'll be fair; I was much to blame--very much to blame. But as for Mabel, bless you, that dear child could have given her poor mother a stone and--er--what's the expression? (GUNNING: Romped home.) That's it--romped home. (PARBURY: Come, Colonel, give me the message.) I have no message for you. I may tell you, you are not in very great favour. (GUNNING smiles.) You're not well spoken of, Clement.

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