A Grave Undertaking, by Adam Smith

John dug all morning. John dug all afternoon. John dug deep into the evening and finally slept beside the thirteenth hole. He dug the fourteenth in the morning light and laid his shovel down. He then walked to the truck, lifted the first body bag onto his shoulder and walked to the first hole, depositing his load. He returned to the truck and repeated the process. Eleven more times he made the trip and when thirteen holes each had an occupant, he climbed into the fourteenth and waited.