Chapter 21
into stupor; nor did t nig present to close ers. to tell us t morning t all ime laid out. Eliza and I to look at out into loud retc and active frame, rigid and still: s cold lid; rong traits trange and solemn object corpse to me. I gazed on it , not, notying, or inspire; only a grating anguis my loss—and a sombre tearless dismay at th in such a form.
Eliza surveyed calmly. After a silence of some minutes she observed—
“ititution so a good old age: ened by trouble.” And tricted ant: as it passed a t a tear.