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...G. AND STEWARD. Mr. G. HA! Steward, how are you, my old boy! — How do things go on at home? Stew. Bad enough, your honor; — the magpie's* dead. Mr. G. Poor Mag! — so he's gone. How come he to die? Stew. Over-ate himself, Sir. Mr. G. Did he, faith? a greedy dog; why,...

...the right. SELECTION II. HOW TO TELL BAD NEWS. MR. H. STEWARD. Mr. H. Ha ! Steward, how are you my old boy ? How do things go on at home ? Steward. Bad enough, your honor ; the magpie's dead. Mr. H. Poor mag ! so he's gone. How came he to die ? Stew. Over-ate himself, sir. Mr. H. Did he, faith...

...the right. SELECTION II. HOW TO TELL BAD NEWS. MR. H. STEWARD. Mr. H. Ha ! Steward, how are you my old boy ? How do things go on at home ? Steward. Bad enough, your honor ; the magpie's dead. Mr. H. Poor mag ! so he's gone. How came he to die ? Stew. Over-ate himself, sir. Mr. H. Did he, faith...

...SPEAKER. SELECTION II. HOW TO TELL BAD NEWS. MR. H. STEWARD. . Mr. II. Ha ! Steward, how are you my old boy ? How do things go on at home ? Steward. Bad enough, your honor ; the magpie's dead. Mr. H. Poor mag ! so he's gone. How came he to die ? Stew. Over-ate himself, sir. Mr. H. Did he, faith...

...stylish cattle, Crack whip, and dash away. MR. G . AND JERVAS. Mr. G. — Ha ! Jervaa, how are you my old boy ? how do things go on at home ! Steward. — Bad enough, your honour, the magpie's dead. Mr. G. — Poor Mag ? so he is gone. How came he to die ? Steward. — Overate...

...jury of her civilized countrymen. HOW TO TELL BAD NEWS. DICKENS. Mr. H. Ha! steward, how are you, my old boy ? How do things go on at home ? Steward. Bad enough, your honor; the magpie's dead. Mr. H. Poor mag! so he's gone. How came he to die? Steward. Over-ate himself, sir. Mr. H. Did he, faith!...

...part no more ! LXXIV. — HOW TO TELL BAD NBWS. MR. H. STEWARD. Mr. H. HA ! Steward, how are you, my old boy ? How do things go on at home ? Steward. Bad enough, your honor , the magpie 's dead. Mr. H. Poor Mag ! so he 's gone. How came he to die ? Stew. Over-ate himself, sir....

...part no more ! LXXIV. — HOW TO TELL BAD NEWS. MR. H. STEWARD. Mr. H. HA ! Steward, how are you, my old boy ? How do things go on at home ? Steward. Bad enough, your honor, the magpie's dead. Mr. H. Poor Mag! so he's gone. How came he to die ? Stew. Over-ate himself, sir. Mr. H. Did he, indeed...

...lot, Nor seek to change by going to pot." HOW TO TELL BAB NEWS. Mr. H. HA ! Steward, how are you, my old boy ? How do things go on at home ? Steward. Bad enough, your honor ; the magpie 's dead. Mr. H. Poor Mag ! so he 's gone. How came he to die ? Stew. Over-ate himself, sir....