William Godwin, Literary Tourism, And the Work of Necromanticism‪.‬

[The dead] still have their place, where we may visit them, and where, if we dwell in a composed and a quiet spirit, we shall not fail to be conscious of their presence. All this consideration of hic jacet, it must be granted, is very little. But such is the system of the universe, that it is all that we have for it. It is our only reality.