"He says, mum, as he won't go without marryin' somebody, or a gittin' his pay anyway, for it's a nice buryin' job as he's lost by comin'.

Think we was buryin' of it for Kingdom Come!

Ah wuz at de first buryin uv de fust pussen buried in Caledonia graveyard.

"I member one time I was goin' to a buryin'.

But he was away in France, and the delay was sa lang, that t' sir and doctor both agreed it would not du to keep her langer out o' her place, and no one cared but just them two, and my aunt and the rest o' us, from Applewale, to go to the buryin'.

"Dave wuz buried down by de swamp, in de plantation buryin' groun'.

"Our buryin' patch is growin' comfortably rapidly as it is, without adding any marshals to the collection.

We're buryin' a frawg and we need some more mourners.

Beans, bullets and quick buryin'.

Beans, bullets and quick buryin'.

"Den I was put to buryin' Yankee sojers.

"Him an' me has walked together for fifty-two year, an' I'll walk at Martin Tyrer's buryin'!

didbut I've walked to his buryin', so I reckon I've cotched him up.

No one could say but what her master had a gradely buryin'.

'Well, well, I always thought it 'ud be me that 'ud have the buryin' o' Dan an' Mary.

" "I don't remember a more successful buryin'," said the woman who held the little girl.

I went to his buryin'; such a stretch of experience does a young man get by time he reaches my age.

"What is the dress called hereabout, that a man is buried in?" "His buryin' gown.

He thought I was dead, too, at first, but he found no wounds on me; so, arter buryin' all my relatives in one grave, he took me home with him.

"Then," said Mac Strann, "I got to leave the buryin' to other men what I'll hire.

"Sho," said Uncle Abe, "who they buryin' today?