Monologue

Flies Monologue from Love in a Wood

From Love in a Wood by William Wycherley

any · comedic · 38 sec

Mix one-half teaspoonful black pepper and one teaspoonful of sugar in one teaspoonful cream and put on a plate, and flies will disappear. Two teaspoonfuls formaldehyde in two cupfuls of water poured into shallow dishes and set around tables where flies are troublesome, will destroy them. A little bit of sassafras on a small cloth laid in an old baking powder or other can cover, will drive flies away. Flies dislike mignonette, and they despise hop vines.

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