Jane Monologue from None so deaf as those who won't hear

From None so deaf as those who won't hear by Herbert Pelham Curtis

female · comedic · 53 sec

He, he, he! I never thought I'd live to see this happy day, master. (CODDLE: Hold your tongue, you impudent cat! Quit my house. Mollycoddle, indeed!) O Mr. Coddle, you won't go for to turn off a faithful servant in this way. ((Aside to WHITWELL.)) That legacy's lost. ((To CODDLE.)) Ah, master dear! you won't find nobody else as'll work their fingers to the bone, and their voice to a thread-paper, as I have: up early and down late, and yelling and screeching from morning till night. Well, the house will go to rack and ruin when I'm gone,--that's one comfort. WHITWELL ((aside to JANE.)). The money's yours, cash down, the day of my wedding.

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