Lamblin Monologue from Monsieur Lamblin

From Monsieur Lamblin by George Ancey

male · comedic · 1:04 min

No, nothing. Madame Bail. Confide in me. Tell me. Lamblin. Well, that lady who came here this evening—I'm afraid I was a little short with her. I think I offended her. I practically showed her the door. Madame Bail. Don't worry about that. Perhaps you weren't so rude as you thought you were. Lamblin. No, I'm sure. I know very well that— Madame Bail. You mustn't worry and get all excited— Lamblin. Do you know anything about it? Madame Bail. No, nothing, only—as I rather suspected what was going on in here—and was afraid—of a quarrel—I met her as she was going out, and I—spoke to her.

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