London : Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman · leaf 448
n, that they should not be cooped up within a fence ofiron rails. To go into some of our public cemeteries, and lookat each little plot of ground, 6 ft. by 3 ft., with its chevaux defrise of iron spikes frowning defiance on every beholder, itwould almost appear as if every inhabitant of the narrow… … ■g^A^Jzr- ^ -~- pathies of the reader ; butthis plan savours of distrust ^and suspicion, and at oncetends to close every avenueto the heart, and to destroy g^every thing like sympathyand kindliness of feelinor.It is only allowable in suchchurchyards as are publicthoroughfares, and exposed to the…
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