A flat gravestone in the churchyard has the following curious inscription: JOHN STARRE Starre on Hie Where should a Starre be

Then we came to the river, and later, Wawel stood massed out black upon the blue, the glorious gravestone of a fallen Power.

To some the letters of the heathen gravestones, and the words which they stood for, probably appeared little more than a form expressive of the fact of death, and, with the imperfect understanding natural to uneducated minds, they used them with little thought of their absolute significance.

At numbers of places down the western slope, but near the ravines, the surface is dotted with the little gravestones.

At one end of the village, rising out of a clump of yews, the mouldering church-tower, with mossy gravestones on one side and a trim rectory on the other.

I peeped into the open gateway of the churchyard, and saw that the ground was absolutely stuffed with dead people, and the surface crowded with gravestones, both perpendicular and horizontal.