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[431] chapel, of Christian architecture, within twenty years; and surround the land, not with an iron fence, but a granite wall, eight feet high. Medford has faithfully performed a sacred duty in procuring this rural cemetery. The place must ere long become populous; and, as one after another goes there to claim his tenantry in the dust below, may each surviving mourner be comforted in the assurance, that mortality is swallowed up of life!
John Wilson and son. 22 School Street. Boston. 1855.
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