1
That brick-bat, which he himself had reared, became his own tombstone.
2
On my own tombstone it will say: And what kind of a son were you?
3
I wouldn't mind having that on my own tombstone.
4
Wherefore have we come hither to set up our own tombstones in a wilderness?
5
"I'll go to-day to Ricketts, the marble-cutter, and order my own tombstone."
6
"It will be no use attempting anything large in so limited a time-unlessI do my own tombstone."