Monologue

Betty Blue Monologue from A Troublesome Flock: A Mother Goose Play

From A Troublesome Flock: A Mother Goose Play by Elizabeth F. Guptill

female · comedic · 47 sec

I wish you’d whip Tom, Ma, I do! He’s made me lose my nice new shoe. I’ve danced with a hoptoad and danced with a linnet, While he kept that pipe going every minute. I’ve danced with a snake and I’ve danced with a clam, I’ve danced with a cow and I’ve danced with a lamb! I’ve danced with old Rover, his long hanging ears Going flippety-flop, while he smiled through his tears! And I’d have been dancing yet, truly, Ma Goose, If something in that old pipe hadn’t come loose!

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