CHAP. XVIII.

M. Breugne, on visiting the patients, declares the truth.--He

gives hope only of the younger brother.--The sacrament of

extreme unction administered to Kenelm.--His piety.--His

decease.--Visits of condolence.--The funeral.--His

monument.--Resemblance which an antique bust has to the deceased

youth.--Consolation.--Affecting vision, luminous, and similar to

others on record.--Arguments and doctrine relating thereunto. 365

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