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1     1,   3, 6| often lexicons in flesh and blood, but men of genius read
2     1,   4, 4|    do our arteries; so does blood; so do corpuscles. As cells
3     1,   4, 7|    is a bag full of pus and blood, a mere heap of rotten flesh
4     1,   6, 3|     gross body of flesh and blood. Soul, according to this
5     1,   6, 4|     are also mine. The same blood invigorated the king as
6     1,   7, 1|     dry bone, mistaking the blood out of a wound in his mouth
7     1,   7, 1|   for them is a bag full of blood and pus;2 life, an idle,
8     1,   7, 9|   When I sail on the sea of blood, it will be dried up. When
9     1,   8, 3| injured, even if it streams blood; that you are entirely safe,