I looked down into the coffin, at the body beyond help.

Just as Coffin had himself, and others too for all he knew.

So Coffin went back and early next day started his own questions.

I do not think any one thought of the coffin.

The same coffin he had brought with him from America.

She was usually seen at the head of a coffin.

She kept one and put the other in his coffin.

The coffin she'd been in was off to the side.

He also has a coffin, which could be found while taking a break.

Her coffin was at the front of the room, on the right.

I think I'll have to get myself a new coffin before next year, though.

One would have thought the king was going to bed and not to his coffin.

I took my eyes away from the coffin for a moment and looked around.

You'll see the coffin play an important role at the end of the book.

And how much time did it take to make the coffin?

We've got to open his coffin and get it out.

Then I opened my eyes and felt the top of the coffin.

It looked like a coffin and I could have used one.

You are going to have to go up to that coffin.

In the middle of the room sat a black coffin.

A: The coffin has the dead person on the inside.

Seen up close, it looked more like a white coffin.

Perhaps that was because he could see through the coffin.

It looked to me more like a coffin than anything else.

It did not take long to get the little coffin above ground.

You're the one who wanted me to keep you away from the casket!

And he went on into the living room to stand by the casket.

I put my hand on the casket next to his.

I am the only one who could give the casket to them.

At the front of the small room is an open casket.

His family spent about 15 minutes alone with the casket, away from the press.

At the end of the year, she went on her way with a large red casket.

Was that what they really did to you inside a casket?

His feet found the top step, and he stood in the casket.

Actually I may have a picture of the casket in my office.

How do you make a casket that will stand up against time?

He took the opportunity to look down at the casket.

Let's hope it does the same should anyone else take a look in the casket.

At the services half the caskets were open, the rest not.

For all I know they could be someone else's caskets.

The weight of the casket seemed to press down still further.

I will then take three steps forward to the casket.

He will put the body in one of the caskets.

I looked down at the casket and shook my head.

It took less than a minute to open the casket.

"He's going to carry the casket another 10 years at least."

And when his mother passed on, she'd had a closed casket.

Dixon was going to do a deal on the casket.

She found the casket in the chest, and put them on.

And stared down at the place where he had put the casket.

In the meantime, I suppose the body ought to be coffined.

No man can endure being told he knows nothing about women-- especially if he has coffined two wives.

The young man is coffined decently, his own priest takes him hence today to Upton, for burial among his people.

"You mustn't fret-she is not lost, she is here, most reverently tended and coffined.

Her dreams were of the little scholar: not coffined and covered up, but mingling with angels, and smiling happily.

He had been coffined.

"For grace, come within now, and say a prayer for those less fortunate-even the one we have coffined here, ready for burial."

Reduced to the condition of a mummy, Dr. Faithburn was coffined and laid in a tomb.

"She is laid out on planks/to be coffined tomorrow/and let that be the cause of gladness/for the fine women of the world."

Alroy would be coffined tomorrow for his final journey down to the cathedral, and Javan would not look upon his twin again.

The distant noises in the streets were gradually hushed; the house was quiet as a sepulchre; the dead of might was coffined in the silent city.

And one dead man lying in a mortuary chapel here until he could be coffined and disposed of wherever his family, if he had family, desired to bury him.

In cash, they were richer than most castle-bound TM elders, but they coffined in camper vans or at the Y, and wore stinking rags.

Tiercel was decently coffined and lying in state in Duncan's study, with Father Shandon set on watch there to pray by the body and ensure against intrusion.

Headed, gutted, iced and coffined in Montauk, it is whisked to J.F.K. in (I imagine) early-morning fog, and flown out of our summer, like contraband.

It had been coffined since his visit after Mass, and he went with Charlan to kneel close beside it, slipping one hand up under the pall to caress the polished wood.

We brought his body without incident to Amesbury and left it in the monastery there, wrapped in spices and coffined in hollowed oak, under its purple pall before the chapel altar.

She had won secrets from nature in strange ways; and had even gone to the length of going down into the tomb herself, having been swathed and coffined and left as dead for a whole month.

'I have work to attend to, Master Corbett The inn-keeper's body has been coffined and has now to be churched before the villagers become too drunk and dump him in the pond.'

Rhisiart was there at her back, not coffined, only swathed and shrouded in white linen, every line of the body and face standing clear under the tight wrappings, in a cradle of leafy branches, carried on a wooden bier.

In the mortuary chapel of the abbey, after Vespers, Huon de Domville was coffined, in the presence of Prior Robert, Canon Eudo, Godfrid Picard, and the dead man's two remaining squires.

A month or so ago I thought we were getting fast seafood at last when a developer pounced on an unmutilated tract of land near the center of town, coffined it in asphalt and started erecting buildings covered with blue pastel tile-like materials.

His father's body was safely coffined, and though he had only two grooms with him, there was also Drogo's good horse as a remount for a new master in a hurry, and he would find no difficulty in hiring litter bearers at every way-stage on his journey.

"Did I iver tell ye about how Janet McGuigan come back for her widding ring the night after she was buried, her man having tuk it off her finger afore they coffined her, thinking it might come in handy for his second?

If there was one thing certain, it was that no other matter, however urgent, would take her away from the church until her uncle was decently coffined and sealed down for his journey home, and prayers said for his repose, as later she would attend the first Mass for him.