Monologue

Cecil Monologue from A Comedy of Youth

From A Comedy of Youth by St. John Hankin

male · comedic · 32 sec

Not a bit. She does it on purpose. You see, it's much less trouble than sitting on them. As soon as she's laid an egg she raises one foot absent-mindedly and gives a warning quack. Whereupon the farmer rushes up, takes it away, and puts it under some wretched hen, who has to do the sitting for her. I call that genius!

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