She told me all about poor Mr. Farnham, how you made him believe you a friend to be trusted, how you induced him to smoke opium-here in this very room-this awful room-till he was dazed and unconscious, and how he only roused from his stupor just as you were going to burn him alive in your horrible crematory.
"The House by the Lock"
C. N. Williamson
Four times on that ride through a warm summer rain to the crematory Mrs. Becker went off into light faints, sobbing herself back into consciousness.
"Star-Dust A Story of an American Girl"
Fannie Hurst
I shall never marry now, and shall but drift into a time of doing some little, I hope, toward making things easier for some other men and some women, and then-into a crematory.
"A Man and a Woman"
Stanley Waterloo