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“... what he has said, has written and has done. The speaking ends. The casket is closed, and we file from the dim twilight of the chapel out into the glare of the sunlit street, meeting streams of people coming from a nearby larger hall where memorial services have also been held. The procession forms and we fall in line, thousands of us, marching behind the hearse, on towards the river and the bridge. At the bridge the procession halts. The hearse and the accompanying carriages alone pass across on their way to the crematorium. Slowly, we disperse.... FINIS....”