He evidently did not know that there was a
leaden coffin, or at any rate, had not thought of it.
Coffin dodgers.
Most people buried in woodland sites are laid to rest in
cardboard coffins
or wicker baskets.
Coffin cremated
at the same time?
Bush was caught bantering as
flag-draped coffins
arrived at an air force base in dover, delaware - a military mortuary.
Coffin lid
on nuclear power once for all.
Dust of an eight year old in a
stone coffin.
Campaigners
carry a coffin
through the streets of brussels, with the slogan ' trade justice, not free trade ' .
We will provide advice on the types of coffin, including
biodegradable coffins, which can be used.
Coffin bearers
quite often members of a family ask to bear the coffin bearers
quite often members of a family ask to bear the coffin.
Bert and i made the very posh
oak coffin
with all the best trimmings and furniture.
Drugged, he awakes to find himself
buried alive glass coffin
with only a gun for company.
Bronze age dead were buried in
wooden coffins
in mounds called barrows.
Coffin nails
survived.
Three probable graves were recorded, but only the
iron coffin
nails survived.
In some cities this turned into demonstrations
accompanying the coffins
of russian soldiers.
Model coffin the
outer wooden coffin
contains an inner cardboard coffin.
Coffin plate
bore the inscription ' a british warrior who fell in the great war ' .
The
empty coffin
now resides at the back of the yogomaia mosque, a permanent reminder of the lamentable event.
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