Margery Monologue from A Rough Diamond: A Comic Drama in One Act

From A Rough Diamond: A Comic Drama in One Act by John Baldwin Buckstone

female · comedic · 1:02 min

Now, Jack, mind what I say--how many pigs is there in the last litter? Oh, I know--eight! Well, you may send one to my cousin Joe--I'll tell you where he lives by and by--two to my old dad, and one to Betsy Buncle, my old playfellow in Lancashire--the three black ones I shall want to have in the parlor to play with. (SIR W: Pigs in the parlor to play with? Lady Evergreen, do you not perceive a visitor?) Wait a minute--I'll speak to him presently. Do as I bid you; and you, Tom, give my kitten her lunch, and turn all the young terriers loose on the grass plot, because I like to see 'em tumble over one another--and now go. (Exit SERVANTS at back.) --Well, Sir, and how d'ye do, Sir? and (to BLENHEIM) how are you, and who are you?

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