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| they are face to face with death. Clergymen, specialists of the fasionally recorded fhe Suppestd ing his beard from the block, fie In the minds of us all there is mind, physicians, soldiers and the man in the street have all con- women, pir a ally spoken remarked wryly, “Pity that should a distinction between death and

and siher Deas Stores iributed of their knowledge and experience. or not, they give an insight to-be ‘cut that never committeth dying.

art attack. He | spi s nei scene” was the climax. Men and! Poet John Donne probabl orner sizes prororTionaTeLy § heart attack. He lay gasping on the ground as neighbors women sought to. excel each other ach ved tr ul ae

Y ; : : fter death. 24-HOUR SERVICE JON gathered around to give what help they could before the in their “personal production” of sitting for a portrait in his fu- ; :

un Clip 1515 Acs 11 a Winder ld ~~ CHAPTER TWO a “77 man’s attitude toward dying in treason.” wl 10a NaVIS hus world 3 ” iin " : bygone days. ; Lady Mary Mon ~under- . most 3 | aks wi = THOSE ABOUT TO DIE In the 18th century it was played her Dig tague Afraid of dying, not the prospect * VENETIAN BLIND 20 3 By KENNETH L. HALL a fashionable to look upon life as remarking at the last, “It rely 0 afterlife known as death. \ CLEANING "°°% snd An elderly, agnostic Illinois farmer was seize by a a stage-play in which the “death/a)l been very interesting.” ORROW: Man's belief in 3 i . S : CAUSED

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the presence of death. Neverthe- > less, men have faced death with ’ a quip on their lips as well as a prayer, } There is the World War II § story about two GIs occupying ad- : joining foxholes on a Pacific island. They had both been wounded, and one of them was shouting|

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