Then, reader, judge, I crave,
Whether doth Cave here lye in Grave,
Or Grave here lye in Cave:
If Grave in Cave here bury’d lye,
Then Grave, where is thy victory?
Goe, reader, and report here lyes a Cave,
Who conquers Death and buries his own Grave.
The following, in Harrow Churchyard, is ascribed to Lord Byron:—
Beneath these green trees rising to the skies,
The planter of them, Isaac Greentree, lies;