Monologue

Maria Monologue from The Politician Out-Witted

From The Politician Out-Witted by Samuel Low

female · comedic · 1:00 min

Well, I will not keep you in suspense any longer. Old Mr. Loveyet has received a letter from his son, signifying his intention to leave the West-Indies shortly after its date, so you may expect to see him very soon. Then hey for a wedding, &c. (HARRIET: Ha, ha; you are a droll girl.) But my time is precious; I am just going to the widow Affable's:--about twelve months ago she paid me a visit, when, agreeably to the form in such cases made and provided, she beg'd I would be more sociable, and she would take it so kindly of me:--accordingly I shall step in en passant, to shew her my sociability and kindness, which I shall, perhaps, repeat at the end of another year.

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