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Gleanings in Graveyards by Horatio Edward Norfolk

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Gleanings in Graveyards
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Publisher: Project Gutenberg
ISBN/ASIN: B004C44ERK
Number of pages: 172

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Although this country may be behind many others in the poetic or classic character of its monumental inscriptions, it is certainly not so in the production of Epitaphs of a curious and absurd character. It is hoped, that while this collection of curious Epitaphs may afford amusement to all, that it will not prove offensive to any, nor fail to convey the salutary lesson that a healthful smile may be elicited from the homely record of human woe.

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