Monologue

Sam Brown Monologue from The Drone A Play in Three Acts

From The Drone A Play in Three Acts by Rutherford Mayne

male · contemplative · 57 sec

Aye. A fine cigar, sir. There was a grand smell off it. I seen you coming up by the McMinns, sir, this morning on the road from the station. (DANIEL: Yes. On the road from the station.) You didn't see them, but I noticed Andy and Sarah coming out to the gate when you had passed them and looking after you a long time. (DANIEL: Is that so?) Aye. A long time, sir. I suppose, like myself, they smelled the cigar. (DANIEL at once throws down the cigar in disgust.) Mr. Andy, they say, is guy fond of a good cigar, and I understand that he'll be for getting a few boxes of them soon, for the sister, they say, is coming into a lot of money.

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