Broome Monologue from Mary Broome: A Comedy, in Four Acts

From Mary Broome: A Comedy, in Four Acts by Allan Monkhouse

male · comedic · 1:01 min

I ask no questions but I can see a thing or two. Why, sir, it's as plain to me as if I'd been told that your father's cut up rough about this. (LEONARD: You're quite right.) He wouldn't have you marry my gel and like an hon'rable young feller in love--in love mindyer--you ups and you sez: I'll marry her so's 'ow. It's as plain as mud-- (LEONARD: It does look like that, doesn't it?) It's on'y the other day I was readin' a bit of a novelette in the paper--just to pass the time--and there was a young feller who did just like that and the father says it's a cut off of a shillin. I said there's a bit of human natur' there but I didn't expect to see it in my own family so soon.

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