Charles Dickens,
The Old Curiosity Shop — Chapter 54
(1841)
“ It's nature.''Perhaps the mourners learn to look to the blue sky by day, and to the stars by night, and to think that the dead are there, and not in graves,' said the child in an earnest voice.'Perhaps so,' replied the old man doubtfully. 'It may be.''Whether it be as I believe it is, or no,' thought the child within herself, 'I'll make this place my garden. It will be no harm at least to work here day by day, and pleasant thoughts will come of it, I am sure.'Her glowing cheek and moistened eye passed unnoticed by the sexton, who turned towards old David, and called him by his name. ”
