senesce

Subject: senesce
From: Sean (mccleary@efn.org)
Date: Fri Nov 03 2000 - 03:20:46 GMT

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So I'm finally getting around to reading Hapworth, and Seymour says
something I don't understand.

"Few of these magnificent, healthy, sometimes remarkably handsome boys
will mature. The majority, I will give you my heartbreaking opinion,
will merely senesce."

Senesce? It wasn't on dictionary.com. Anyone willing to give me a
definiteion?

Sean
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