...of affairs the widower thus records : — " Here lies the body of my wife. Though very dear, s/i^s not laid here. Some private grief was her disease, Laid to the North, her friends to please. ' ' Our return to the mainland was relieved of monotony by a characteristic incident. Early in the...

...other old burial places in several localities. In one of these at the southern limit of the town is the stone which bears the oft-quoted epitaph to the memory...Nantucket vessels, and warn them of danger. The vanes were set according to a prearranged code, of which the British were ignorant. About the year 1838 a sempahore...

...the town is the stone which bears the oft-quoted epitaph to the memory of Huldah, wife of Ucnjamin Snow. "Died Jan. 29, 1855, aged 62. However dear She...Nantucket vessels, and warn them of danger. The vanes were set according to a prearranged code, of which the British were ignorant. About the year 1838 a sempahore...

...supposedly family difference of opinion as to where the body should be laid : . . . • "However dear, she's not laid here: Some private grief was her disease. Laid to the North,* her friends to please," *North burying ground. Newtown. Don't Crowd the Mourners. When you read what is here Think on the mourners...