Mrs Lawer Monologue from Pirates: A comedy in one act

From Pirates: A comedy in one act by Colin Clements

female · dramatic · 1:03 min

Good afternoon, Mrs. Warren, good afternoon. (Breathlessly) How ill, how worried you are looking, Mrs. Warren. Oh, I am so sorry for you... so very sorry. ((She sits down.)) I have just seen Mrs. Romney, who had just seen Mrs. Lawty, and had the dreadful news from her. I am so sorry, Mrs. Warren. (MRS. WARREN: But what----) But, of course, we who have known you for all these years will be as silent as the tomb... you can depend upon us, lean upon us, call upon us. We shall comfort you and be your support in this hour of greatest need. (MRS. WARREN: Why... why, what do you mean?) You really mean to say you do not know about Betty and Doctor Hunter? Oh, dear!

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