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+ Monuments Marble and granite from the
time Of the Pyramids, have been used as monu-
ments for the dead, and they are no doubt durable,
but in England they are now making them of
cast iron, which not, only superscdes stone and
wood in enduring character, but is susceptible of
great and cheap embellishments and can always
be kept fresh and in good osder