1845. Mrs. Norton, Child Isl. (1846), 131.
| The frozen tombs are sheeted with one pall,— | |
| One shroud for every churchyard, crisp and bright,— | |
| One foldless mantle, softly covering all | |
| With its unwrinkled width of spotless white. |
1850. Browning, Xmas Eve & Easter Day, 214.
| From gap to gap | |
| One hangs up a huge curtain so, | |
| Grandly, nor seeks to have it go | |
| Foldless and flat along the wall. |
