Significados de old burying en inglés

There he lies, as peaceful as a young baby, in the old burying-ground!

Oh, how lonely it must be in the old burying ground!

And there is the old burying ground, full of queer names and curious epitaphs.

The old burying ground was a better guard about them than a thousand men.

Neither did we enter the old burying-ground on Elm Street.

When he died he was buried in the old burying-ground behind Center Church on the New Haven Green.

He was in the old burying-ground, the grey stones rearing their heads to peer at him as he hurried on.

Fifteen minutes later, two children and a dog arrived hot and panting at the entrance to the old burying ground.

Only one, a child of Mr. Williams's, had died in Timberville, and been placed in the old burying-ground over yonder.

Grand-mother Burroughs had nine children; the earliest ones died in infancy; their graves are on the hill in the old burying-ground.

At the brow he first caught sight of the broken stone wall which separated the old burying place from the road.

Here had died the only child he had ever lost; and in the old burying-ground, over the hill yonder, it was buried.

Nathaniel Shipman died at the Ryan home in 1809, and his grave is in the old burying ground on Main Street in Hoosick Falls.

The level of the churchyards, as in the case with most old burying-grounds, is considerably above the level of the floor of the church.

The gravestone of these first d'Arthenays was still to be seen in the old burying-ground: they had been the first to be buried there.

William Trueman and Charles Oulton, of Jolicure, died at nearly the same hour, and both were laid away in the old burying-ground at Point-de-Bute.