"Tomorrow we shall go walking in the cemetery and search inscriptions from a century before the century before our own. These stones have meaning, privately preserved beside the pasture on the still hillside. We shall observe the chiseled anguish and the aspirations of the buriers, who lay down at last in the same silent spaces, dwelling forever in the hands of
God."

Thomas John Carlisle

"Tomorrow we shall go walking in the cemetery and search inscriptions from a century before the century before our own. These stones have meaning, privately preserved beside the pasture on the still hillside. We shall observe the chiseled anguish and the aspirations of the buriers, who lay down at last in the same silent spaces, dwelling forever in the hands of
God."

Thomas John Carlisle