Graveful

Cold damp sweat oozed from my temples; there was a dull heavy pressure upon my chest, as if there was the weight of a graveful of earth upon it; […] My senses left me, and when the men took me out, I seemed very likely to have real need of the coffin into which they had put me for fun.

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Already the ivy has been carefully trained over it from top to bottom, and in front of it is a triple tomb, where a little knot of Frenchmen sleep between two gravefuls of the enemy.

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Christ tears away the turf from our assumption of virtue and exposes a graveful of “dead men’s bones and uncleanness.”

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It’s always cold on this Yorkshire hillside where Anne Brontë lies dead under a graveful of red flowers.

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