The other women also had gone to the tomb early bearing their spices for the Embalming, wondering on the way who should roll away for them the great stone that stood at the door of the tomb.
"Child's Story of the Bible"
Mary A. Lathbury
"Done," says I, "and in Embalming fluid, too.
"At Good Old Siwash"
George Fitch
It was interested, because it was not only the unveiling of a monument for the old commander, the greatest and loftiest Southerner, and, as the South holds, man, of his time; it was an occasion consecrated to the whole South; it was the Embalming in precious memories, and laying away in the tomb of the Southern Confederacy: the apotheosis of the Southern people.
"The Burial of the Guns"
Thomas Nelson Page