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A Gentleman being drown'd in Oxford, his Tutor sent a mes∣sēger for his Father (who dwelt a hundred miles off) to come to the funerall of his only Son. The messenger ariving at his Fathers house, found that hee was dead also; whereupon hee returned in all hast back, and
when he came to Oxford, said to the Tutor; Sir, the Son may now, if he will go, to his fathers Funerall; for he is dead also.