Monologue

Mrs Monologue from The Baby Carriage

From The Baby Carriage by Bosworth Crocker

female · anguished · 55 sec

Lezinsky. No, but by reading the Torah! And that way you lose good custom, too. Maybe you get good business and hire you a cutter when the little Eileen comes. Five dollars! Does that pay wages to a cutter? Yes, Solly? But it buys once a beautiful baby-carriage, and David and Julius go wild to ride their little sister in it—and Benny at the foot. Lezinsky. I should have a cutter not to lose my customers—and this woman—she would have a baby-carriage. I lose my eyes, but she would have a baby-carriage.

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