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The Dear Departed
Good morning to one and all and welcome to todays play brought to u by group g of
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Yash what are u doing here don’t u know that ur grand pa id dead and u r roaming here and there just go and change ur cloths
Rishab why
Yash ur aunt and uncle is coming
R why
Y to talk about grand paas affairs grand father
Y to he well outshine her sister Elizabeth and her husband ben in mourning dresses
Henry I wonder whwther they will come
Y Elizabeth will come at once for her share of what grand father has left
Y henry u should wear grandpas sleeper so that these could be ours and will not be devided
Y I always want to have grandpas bureau after his death
He Elizabeth will rise a noise on it
Y we couold put the old chest of drawers at the place of beuroe henry will u help me to bring the beureo down and the clock also . Victoria just close the doors and dony open if they com
R ohhhh ur pinching the things of grand pa Y alas we have taken the beureo and the clock before they came
De finaly the oldy is dead. We couldn’t start early as we were waiting for the mouring clothes what did the doctor said
Y I called for mr pringle but he was out of station
D it was a fatal mistake
Y just shut up
Y her father was happy this mrning he had gone to pay his insurance . he must have gone to ring o bells furthure
Y would u go to the grandpa
D no I will prefer to go after a tea
Y we should anonce the death of gp by poem
D no it will cost much.
D my father promised me to his gold watch for jimmy
Y what
Ben the insurance money
Y I haven’t seen him
R grand pa didn’t go to pay insurance that morning
Y he went out
\r but he didn’t go into the town he met old mr.Tattersall down the street and then went off past st.phillips church ben to ring o bells y that public house that john shorrocks widow keeps he is always hanging about there oh if

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