Which quotation from the poem supports the speaker's belief that readers will share the same fate as the man who died?

"The bounding pulse, the languid limb$,"($line $13)$

$"$He suffered$-$but his pangs are o'er;" $($line $17)$

"Had friends $-$ his friends are now no more;" $($line $19)$

$"$He is$-$what thou shalt be$."($line $28)$