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I wanted to stay with her through the night , but she said : `` No , the baby needs you ; so does Louis ; I know how he feels ; my night will be peaceful and my rest sweet ; Aunt Hildy will rest beside me . '' `` Yes , yes , I 'll stay , and we shall both rest well , '' said Aunt Hildy . In the morning she was weak , but we dressed her , and after eating a little she felt better , and in the afternoon seemed very comfortable and happy . We had our supper at a little after five o'clock , and at six o'clock , as she had wished , all were in her room . `` Louis , roll my chair into the centre of the room , and let me face the west , for I love to see day 's glory die . Now come , good friends all , and sit near me , where I can see your faces . I want to tell you that I am going out of your sight , and I have left to each of you what seemed good and right to me .