Leonard Timbrell Monologue from Mary Broome: A Comedy, in Four Acts

From Mary Broome: A Comedy, in Four Acts by Allan Monkhouse

male · anguished · 1:04 min

I should like to see him. I don't mean to talk and argue and all that. And I don't want to break his head. But I should like to have a look at him through a keyhole or something. (TIMBRELL: Manly talk.) Mary, do you like him better than me? (MARY: It's not the same thing.) It's deuced interesting if one weren't so close to it. As it is I feel rather uncomfortable. Unmanly. Yes, I suppose so. I suppose things are easy for these manly people. They just go to work with an axe. But how do I know that she isn't right? Mary, I'm horribly uncomfortable. I'm unhappy. I seem to be losing something. Yes, really losing something. Are you quite sure about George Truefit?

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