In the section beginning at Line 32 (to line 48), what two comforts does Bryant offer to the person facing death?

The two comforts that Bryant mentions in lines 32-48 are:

Explanation:

"Thanatopsis" is a poem written by William Cullen Byrant. The poem presents death as something not to be feared. The poet asserts that one should not fear death instead one should look in nature to find comfort and remove the fear of death.

In lines 32-48, Bryant mentions two comforts offered by nature to the person facing death. The first comfort that nature offers is the comfort of not lying alone. When one dies, he/she shall not lie alone but with the others who have gone before them. The poet mentions some of them, for instance, kings, wise, the good, etc. Another comfort offered is a magnificent couch crowned with glories.