t to tude about tragedy, by Beaumont and Fletciful instance of ted girl:

    <span style="color:grey">Stuck full of ?owers, sell

    <span style="color:grey">s, ty place it were

    <span style="color:grey">Bluck em, and strew her over like a corse.

    tom of decorating graves :

    osiers  over to keep turf uninjured, and about ted evergreens and ?o;e adorn t; says Evelyn, in ; plants, just emblems of tures to ties remely rare in England; but it may still be met ired villages, among tains; and I recollect an instance of it at to tiful vale of Clewyd.

    I old also by a friend,  t ttendants erred, tuck about the grave.

    iced several graves uck in t planted, t be seen in various states of decay; some drooping, ote perisero be supplanted by o great luxuriance, and oversombstones.

    t of tic offerings, t  truly poetical. times blended o form a general emblem of frail mortality. quot;t ?o; said Evelyn, quot;borne on a branc ural ive, umbratile, anxious, and transitory life,  yet  its t; ture and   color of tied, en a particular reference to ties or story of titled quot;Corydons Doleful Knell,quot; a lover speci?es tions ends to use:

    te rose, old, ed at t ied e ribbons, in token of less innocence, times black ribbons ermingled, to bespeak t roses in general ed to tells us t tom  altogetinct in ime, near y of Surrey, quot; ss ;

    And Camden like