WHY JESUS WEPT 
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I AGÉD SISTER, sotto voce. 
 
So now they’re come out of sect, a most marvellous example, 
my dear, of the wonderful workings of the Holy Ghost, don’t 
you think so, my dear ? and I hear they’re to be received into 
fellowship next Lord’s Day. 
 
II AGÉD SISTER, do. 
 
The young people are interested in one anotherI, are they 
not ? 
 
I AGÉD SISTER, do. 
 
Yes !  it’s all very dear and blesséd.  But hush !  how beauti-
fully Mr. Worcester is expounding about Barabbas ! 
 
MR. G. K. CHESTERTON, do. 
 
This scene is all description and no drama, and ought to 
satisfy Mr. Bernard Shaw’s idea of a dramatic scene.  (The beau-
tiful woman gets up and goes.  The poet hastily follows her out.) 
 
 
SCENE XIV 
 
TEN MONTHS LATER 
 
Sir Percy de Percivale’s Ancestral Hall. 
 
SIR HERPES ZOSTER, M.D.  SIR GRABSON JABBS, Q.C. 
 
SIR HERPES Z. 
 
Yes, indeed, a most fortunate event.  The children 
weigh 46 lbs between the three of them.  All boys ! 
 
I.  Godly for “ are in love with one another ”.