Chapter XIV: The End

Last Days natural, not wonderful.--Quietness and
Enjoyment.--Relative Duties.--Decline of Strength.--Disclosure
of her Disease.--Private Paper.--Visit to her Son.--Once more a
Nurse and Helper.--Sinking and Rallying.--Accounts of her by
Friends.--Her own Account.--Influence upon Others.--Her Pain at
being praised.--Letter from England.--Her last
Letter.--Conversation on the Future.--Her Pastor's
Visit.--Closing Expressions.--Her Husband's Words.--Death and
Burial.--Conclusion.

MEMOIR.

I.