Maggie Monologue from J.M. Barrie

From J.M. Barrie by What Every Woman Knows

1:02 min

It’s all slipping from me, father. DAVID . I’m sure to say ‘for to come for to go.’ , she would look better carrying them in her arms than on her person. She also feels that to emerge from wraps as they are doing is more difficult than to plank your money on the counter for them. The COMTESSE she could forgive, for she is old; but LADY SYBIL is young and beautiful and comes lazily to rest like a stately ship of Tarsus.] COMTESSE . I hope one is not in the way. We were told we might wait. MAGGIE . Certainly--I am sure if you will be so--it is-- SYBIL . He is at it again, Auntie.

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