On the west side of the river is a grave or tomb above ground, resembling a lodge, containing the coffin of a chief, who desired to be thus buried, as he believed his spirit would go directly up.

When his gifts were arranged on his new table, a beautifully made table, ordered for him by Mr. Parker, and exactly adapted to his prostrate condition, and Joe saw every one's looks directed towards him lovingly, and finally received a lovely white camellia blossom from Edith's hand, he turned his face aside upon the sofa pillow and buried it in his hands.

I hopeI hope" Then he sat down and buried his face in the table.

By the 10th of January I had buried the whole eight of them.

This so delighted the amateur undertakers that Daisy's brother was at once exhumed and re-buried with further pomp and circumstance.

"About buried treasure.

Who by?" "By persons anxious to get hold of the secret map that tells of the treasure buried on the island.

It gives the real secret of his buried treasure.

"It gives the exact location or the island, and shows where the treasure is buried on it, right in the center of a place where four trees grow.

But Sir George simply repeated, 'And her father not buried, man?' 'Yes,' Mr. Thomasson answered with simplicity.

'He was buried this morning.

There was a log there, which had been buried in the ashes the night before.

The brook itself, too, was almost buried and concealed in the snow.

"Only you'll get lost, and buried up in the snow.

He stopped occasionally to put down a rafter, placing it so that its length should be in the line of his road, and taking care to sink one end into the snow, so as to leave the other out as far as possible, to prevent its being all buried up before they should return.

The body of the sled was wholly buried up and concealed from view.

[Sometimes bewitched animals are buried alive instead of being burned.

Sometimes, perhaps in moments of weakness, they have merely buried the bewitched animals alive instead of burning them.

Among the other engines of superstition that are directed against this fatal malady, the first cow seized with it is commonly buried alive, and the other cattle are forced to pass backwards and forwards over the pit.

At other times the heart is taken out of the beast alive, and then the carcass is buried.

In this latter custom we may suspect that the fire kindled on the grave of the buried cow was originally made by the friction of wood, in other words, that it was a need-fire.

" [Calves killed and buried to save the rest of the herd.]

Sometimes, however, the animal has not even been buried alive, it has been merely killed and then buried.

Sometimes, however, the animal has not even been buried alive, it has been merely killed and then buried.

But I knew of at least one case in which a calf was killed and solemnly buried feet pointing upwards at the threshold of the cowshed.