, accordingtoorder, wasbroughtroundtothedoorwithbothlampsbrightlyshining, , anddroveinthatdirectiontilltheywereclearofthelasthousesofthetown;then, extinguishingthelamps, returnedupontheircourse, , andtheincessant, ;hereandthereawhitegateorawhitestoneinthewallguidedthemforashortspaceacrossthenight;butforthemostpartitwasatafootpace, andalmostgroping, -groundthelastglimmerfailedthem, , underthedrippingtrees, andenvironedbyhugeandmovingshadows, theyreachedthesceneoftheirunhallowedlabours.
Theywerebothexperiencedinsuchaffairs, andpowerfulwiththespade;, havinghurthishanduponastone, , inwhichtheynowstoodalmosttotheshoulders, wasclosetotheedgeoftheplateauofthegraveyard;andthegiglamphadbeenpropped, thebettertoilluminatetheirlabours, againstatree, ;nightfelluponthem;soundsalternatelydullandringingannouncedtheboundingofthelanterndownthebank, , whichithaddislodgedinitsdescent, rattledbehinditintotheprofunditiesoftheglen;andthensilence, likenight, resumeditssway;andtheymightbendtheirhearingtoitsutmostpitch, butnaughtwastobeheardexcepttherain, nowmarchingtothewind, nowsteadilyfallingovermilesofopencountry.
;thebodyinsertedinthedrippingsackandcarriedbetweenthemtothegig;onemountedtokeepitinitsplace, andtheother, takingthehorsebythemouth, gropedalongbywallandbushuntiltheyreachedthewiderroadbytheFisher', diffusedradiancy, whichtheyhailedlikedaylight;bythattheypushedthehorsetoagoodpaceandbegantorattlealongmerrilyinthedirectionofthetown.