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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Dunwich Horror by H. P. Lovecraft: came and the prostrate thing could be covered up.
Meanwhile
frightful changes were taking place on the floor. One need not
describe the kind and rate of shrinkage and disintegration that
occurred before the eyes of Dr Armitage and Professor Rice; but
it is permissible to say that, aside from the external appearance
of face and hands, the really human element in Wilbur Whateley
must have been very small. When the medical examiner came, there
was only a sticky whitish mass on the painted boards, and the
monstrous odour had nearly disappeared. Apparently Whateley had
had no skull or bony skeleton; at least, in any true or stable
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