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{{cquote|Emerson, that day, stood beside the grave, and with him Longfellow and Lowell were present; Agassiz, Holmes, James Freeman Clarke, Edwin Whipple, Pierce, and Hillard, had all assembled to pay their last reverence. A great multitude of people attended the funeral service at the old Unitarian First Church in the village, and Mr. Clarke, who had performed the marriage ceremony for Hawthorne, conducted the rites above him dead.<ref name="G">https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/40529/pg40529-images.html</ref>}}

{{cquote|Emerson, that day, stood beside the grave, and with him Longfellow and Lowell were present; Agassiz, Holmes, James Freeman Clarke, Edwin Whipple, Pierce, and Hillard, had all assembled to pay their last reverence. A great multitude of people attended the funeral service at the old Unitarian First Church in the village, and Mr. Clarke, who had performed the marriage ceremony for Hawthorne, conducted the rites above him dead.<ref name="G">https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/40529/pg40529-images.html</ref>}}

Longfellow later penned a remarkable requiem-like poem about the moment:<ref name="G"/>

Longfellow later penned a remarkable requiem-like poem about the moment, aptly entitled ''Hawthorne'':<ref name="G"/>

{{cquote|How beautiful it was, that one bright day

{{cquote|How beautiful it was, that one bright day

::In the long week of rain!

::In the long week of rain!