sentences:  Gwynne's "Post" "continued to fight its rearguard action, and [Kipling] continued to urge Gwynne to take stronger stands".Kipling "was for years closely associated with the editorial policy of the "Post" and on terms of friendship with Lady Bathurst ..., [and] spent many week-ends at Cirencester".Gwynne's relationship with Kipling remained close throughout the latter's life — he was a pallbearer at Kipling's burial in Poet's Corner at Westminster Abbey in 1936.