Mary Murray Monologue from The Drone A Play in Three Acts

From The Drone A Play in Three Acts by Rutherford Mayne

female · anguished · 53 sec

In here. I wanted to slip in quietly after leaving Alick down the loaning when I overheard the voices. It was father and Miss McMinn. She was telling him how she had saved five pounds on butter last half year, and ten pounds on eggs this year, and then father asked her to marry him. I knocked at the door out of divilment, and she just pitched herself at him. I--I'm not going to stay in the house with that woman. I'd sooner marry Alick McCready. DANIEL (despairingly). I would myself. I daren't--I couldn't face the look of that woman in the mornings.

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