Monologue

Mahon Monologue from The Playboy of the Western World

From The Playboy of the Western World by John Millington Synge

33 sec

The divil a work, or if he did itself, you’d see him raising up a haystack like the stalk of a rush, or driving our last cow till he broke her leg at the hip, and when he wasn’t at that he’d be fooling over little birds he had—finches and felts—or making mugs at his own self in the bit of glass we had hung on the wall.

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