Jack Monologue from The convolvulus: a comedy in three acts

From The convolvulus: a comedy in three acts by Allen Norton

male · contemplative · 52 sec

Nor he either. ((Enter.) JANE.) (JANE: What is it all about, Jack? Yourself? Kathryn? Or merely me?) None of us, Jane. Dill said that he was getting married. (JANE: Oh, Dill's always getting married. He never does, though.) And then Dill was telling me about a brother of his, and I was telling him about a brother of my father's. I have never told you, Jane, but father really came here looking for a brother. Sort of a business journey on his part. That is--none of his business whatever. I tell him fathers should begin at home and stay there. But father feels differently. Have you got a husband, Jane? I know that nothing short of marriage will ever stop him.

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