Elizabeth Rundle Charles,
The Ravens and the Angels, with Other Stories and Parables
“ We go to Thy sepulchre, mortal, mourning human creatures, for Thou also wast mortal once. Thou also hast died and hast been buried!"Thus, in stooping lowly, nearer her fellow-men, she grew nearer Him who stooped lowest of all."The whole earth is a sepulchre," she said; "for it was Thine! Not our beloved only; Thou also hast lain in the grave! When we and our beloved lie down in ours, it will be but where Thou hast lain before."Meanwhile, all the time the earth was bearing her lowly witness to the resurrection in opening buds and nestling birds, and all the renewal of the spring. ”
