Monologue

Cecil Monologue from A Comedy of Youth

From A Comedy of Youth by St. John Hankin

male · sarcastic · 32 sec

They do. That's the extraordinary part of it. They spend their whole lives building nests and laying eggs and hatching them. And when the chickens come out the father has to fuss round finding worms. And the nest's abominably over-crowded and the babies are perpetually squalling, and that drives the husband to the public house, and it's all as uncomfortable as the Devil—

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