HOW TO TELL BAD NEWS.
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HOW TO TELL BAD NEWS.
SCENE. Mr. G's Room at Oxford. Enter, his
Fathers Steward


Nj, G. fla! Jervas, how are you my old boy?
bow do things go on at homer
Stewart. Bad enough, your honor; the magpies
dead.


M. G. Poor Mag! so he's gone How came he
10 die7


Stew. Over-ate himself, sir.
Mr. G. Did he faith? greedy dog; why, what
did he get that he liked so well?
aesh.


Mr G. How came he to get so much horse heshl
stew. All your fathers horses, sir!
Mr. G. What are they dead tool
stew. Aye, sir; they died Of Oyer-work.
ar 6. And why were they over worked, prayg
elew. 70 carry water, sir.


Mr. G.-To carry water2 and what were they car
yng water FORT


slew. Sure, sir, TO put out the fire
Mr., G. Fire! what fret


stew. Oh, sir, your fathers house is burned down
10 the ground.


Mr. G. My fathers house burned down! and
now came il set on fire?


Sew think, sir, it must have been the torches.
mr. U. Torches! what torches!
STEW. At your mothers funeral.
~ VI. MY mother dead!
i, S'ew' All poor lady she never looked up ailer
Mr.. G. After what?


Stew. The loss of your father.
sr. g. My father gone too9
a., s'ew Yes, poor gentleman, he took to his bed
SS soon as he heard oft.
Mr.. G. Heard of what2
N SSew, The bad news, sir, and please your honor.
vi. u. What! more mseries moro had ne,vq7
'S" Yes sir your bank has failed, and your