Roger Monologue from The Englishman from Paris

From The Englishman from Paris by Arthur Murphy

male · sarcastic · 51 sec

He is greatly chang'd indeed; here's my sarvice to you. (Sideboard: He must have spent a great deal of Money abroad.) Ay, ay, Sir Robert never stinted un for that. (Sideboard: We were all in a sad way about him at one time.) Ay, that was when the French Marquis run un thro' the Body; Lord help ye, I was in a sad Pucker--as sure as you are there I thought we had lost un--thoff he deserv'd it in part too. I'll tell you how it was. He was got one day bragging of his Amorous, I think they call it--and so some young thing was toasted--she was painted up to the Eyes, I warrant her--they all paint there Master Sideboard, like so many Dolls.

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