Sheila Monologue from Mary Broome: A Comedy, in Four Acts

From Mary Broome: A Comedy, in Four Acts by Allan Monkhouse

female · dramatic · 50 sec

Oh! don't let us have a frock coat. I should never forget it. (ADA: I'll go for him. I'll fetch him.) Yes, do, Ada. No time like the present. (ADA goes out.) Edgar, I wish Leonard wasn't coming to the wedding. (EDGAR: But, my dear girl--) Oh! I know. I know. Of course he must be best man. It would be all wrong if he wasn't but somehow he's so queer and different and I don't feel safe with him and I don't know what he'll do or say. Of course he can be charming. I think he's a flirt. You always know when he's in the room.

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