He remained in Troy about six months after you went away, and, during that period, I saw him very frequently.

Your loss seemed, for a time, as if it would destroy his reason.

I never saw any one suffer such keen mental distress as he did.

The fearful uncertainty that hung around your fate racked his mind with the intensest anguish.

At the end of the time I have mentioned, he went to New York, and, I was told, left that city a year afterward; but, whether it is so or not, I never learned.