The undertaker's men were like crows, stiff and black, and the cars were black, lined up beside the path that led to the church; and we, we too were black, as we stood in our pathetic, awkward group waiting for them to lift out the coffin and shoulder it, and for the clergyman to arrange himself; and he was another black crow, in his long cloak.
An edition of Mrs. De Winter: The Sequel to Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca
(1993)
Mrs. De Winter
by Susan Hill
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Mrs. De Winter: The Sequel to Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca
October 15, 1993, Audio Renaissance, Audio Renaissance Tapes, Brand: Audio Renaissance Tapes
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"The undertaker's men were like crows, stiff and black, and the cars were black, lined up beside the path that led to the church; and we, we too were black, as we stood in our pathetic, awkward group waiting for them to lift out the coffin and shoulder it, and for the clergyman to arrange himself; and he was another black crow, in his long cloak."
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