Which lines from the sweet hereafter do the following lines (see stanza 5 in bold typeface) from the emily dickinson poem relate most closely to?
”there’s been a death, in the opposite house” by emily dickinsonthere’s been a death, in the opposite house, as lately as today —i know it, by the numb looksuch houses have — always —the neighbors rustle in and out —the doctor — drives away —a window opens like a pod —abrupt — mechanically —somebody flings a mattress out —the children hurry by —they wonder if it died — on that —i used to — when a boy —the minister — goes stiffly in —as if the house were his —and he owned all the mourners — now —and little boys — besides —and then the milliner — and the manof the appalling trade —to take the measure of the house —there’ll be that dark parade —of tassels — and of coaches — soon —it’s easy as a sign —the intuition of the news —in just a country town —”‘show me my room, daddy.’…it was all very nice like my own apartment.””the pallbearers stepped forward…and took their posts by the caskets.””the girl has done us all, every single person in town, a valuable service.””angry? yes i’m angry; i’d be a lousy lawyer if i wasn’t.”