The monologue is a character study in little; the apotheosis of a chosen individuality. All the little studies in this book have stood the test of trial before varied audiences.
By : Marjorie Benton Cooke (1876 - 1920)
00 - Preface
01 - Sketch 1 - Cupid Plays Coach
02 - Sketch 2 - A Modern Becky Sharp
03 - Sketch 3 - Her Day at Home
04 - Sketch 4 - The Road of the Loving Heart
05 - Sketch 5 - What the Janitor Heard
06 - Sketch 6 - In the Merry Month of May
07 - Sketch 7 - Suburbanites
08 - Sketch 8 - Their Last Ride Together
09 - Sketch 9 - When Shades Assemble
10 - Sketch 10 - Over the Coffee-Cups
11 - Sketch 11 - From Long Ago to Now
12 - Sketch 12 - The First Lesson
13 - Sketch 13 - A Summer Idyl
14 - Sketch 14 - Below Stairs
15 - Sketch 15 - On Woman’s Rights
16 - Sketch 16 - A Highly Colored Sketch
17 - Sketch 17 - A Dark-Brown Diplomat
18 - Sketch 18 - At Mme. Newberry’s
19 - Sketch 19 - How It Happened
20 - Sketch 20 - When Morning Breaks
21 - Sketch 21 - Who’s Afraid?
22 - Sketch 22 - The Optimist
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