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Meanings of old churchyard in English
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Usage of old churchyard in English
1
She was laid with her fathers in the old churchyard at Hallam.
2
Here Hilda chanted softly, there being no one in the old churchyard:-
3
No one thinks anything of a gargoyle hunched in an old churchyard.
4
I saw his grave, too, in the old churchyard beyond the Thiergarten gate.
5
Again he looked away from me into the sweet old churchyard.
6
The answer may lie in the ruins in an old churchyard in Youghal.
7
The graves of these friends are side by side in the old churchyard at Hampstead.
8
An earlier building was once in the old churchyard.
9
And they did turn their backs and looked through the railings of the old churchyard.
10
Valentine sauntered on through the peaceful old churchyard, and over the brow of the little hill.
11
Here in the old churchyard lay Irene's mother.
12
The West Wickham specimen has its prototype in the old churchyard at Hackney, and in other places.
13
And in a day or two there were two new graves side by side in the old churchyard.
14
It was in the old churchyard there that her father lay-her father, her mother, and all her kindred.
15
Occasionally an old churchyard is to be met with, but never an old gravestone as we know it.
16
There is in the old churchyard one of the fair, skilfully carved, ancient crosses to be found in Ireland.
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