Harvath maneuvered around the heavy piece of marble and found a stone bench behind it, which he stood upon to look into the open crypt halfway up the wall.

Shayleigh had barely registered the gruesome scene when another form leaped out of the open crypt, springing with InCred- TTie Chaos Curse ible agility to stand atop the slab nearest the wall, barely a dozen feet from the startled elf.

He glimpsed the little cases falling toward the open crypt.

You have made me open crypts perhaps better left shut, because I have discovered that some of the corpses were buried alive, and that a few of those still have some wind left in them.

Mr. Laing's stately, eclectic setting - incorporating monolithic, blue Rothkoesque rectangles, forbidding trapezoid doors, an open crypt and a funereal marbled panel that slides back, in the play's second half, to reveal a delightful Poussinesque landscape - and Mimi Jordan Sherin's lighting confirm this approach.

They said they were never asked if they wanted to buy any of the open crypts and were upset that the cemetery is negotiating with another unidentified family that wants to buy the seven spots closest to their beloved matriarch.

The air grew dank and noisome, as if filled with the breathing of open crypts.

In many more, though, they remained, covered by landfill or cement and forgotten until workers encountered the bones, as when a contractor's backhoe tore open underground crypts in James J. Walker Park in Greenwich Village in 1972.

The man had died, as he had prophesied, and his servants, obviously, had placed him in that open crypt, high up on the cliffs, according to his instructions before his death.

A circular hollow was cut beneath the dome as a kind of open crypt.