Monologue

Lezinsky Monologue from The Baby Carriage

From The Baby Carriage by Bosworth Crocker

male · defiant · 41 sec

Silence, woman! How should I not know? It is here in my hand—the five-dollar bill—here in my hand. I have counted the money. Thirty-seven dollars we had. I have given him back his five and thirty-seven dollars remain. How is that, Gietel? What is the answer to that?... She cheats the customer and she cheats me.... Rather should I take my children by the hand and beg my bread from door to door.

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