Corn Monologue from Niobe, All Smiles: A Farcical Comedy in Three Acts

From Niobe, All Smiles: A Farcical Comedy in Three Acts by Harry Paulton

male · comedic · 43 sec

Not for two or three days; he's away on business. (BEA: I thought he had no business to be away upon.) No! he has no business to be away, when I want him here--that is--he isn't away on his business. It's business of mine. (BEA: Business of yours?) Yes! well! pleasure more than business--when I say pleasure I mean business--I wanted a change--but I couldn't spare the time--and Phil could--he took the change--it was really my change; for he paid the time before; you know how one fellow will take another fellow's change. He's a most obliging fellow. (Knock; HATTIE runs down stairs.)

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