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Not that I look forward to being dead." "And when you allude to a grave," said Mr.Thornbury, who spoke almost for the first time, "have you any authority for calling that ruin a grave?
I am quite with you in refusing to accept the common interpretation which declares it to be the remains of an Elizabethan watch-tower--any more than I believe that the circular mounds or barrows which we find on the top of our English downs were camps.

The antiquaries call everything a camp.