"I shall not see thee;" for he doubts, though he dares not positively
speak, whether a spirit does ever return to this world--at least
visibly--so as to be recognised. But he will dare to ask that where "the
nerve of sense" is not concerned--that is, where neither sight nor touch
are needed--wholly apart from the body--"Spirit to Spirit, Ghost to
Ghost" may come, so that
"My Ghost may feel that thine is near."[66]