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 1 XIII|       gave some account of the victim, who, he said, was a celebrated
 2 XIII|        means of getting at the victim. The guide was familiar
 3 XIII|     when, at break of day, the victim was led to her funeral pyre.
 4 XIII|  watching by the side of their victim as assiduously as were the
 5 XIII|        could not now reach the victim; how, then, could they save
 6 XIII|     and Sir Francis espied the victim. She seemed, having shaken
 7 XIII|    semi-obscurity they saw the victim, quite senseless, stretched
 8 XIII|        prodigy. ~The inanimate victim was borne along by the vigorous
 9 XIV |  English police, recover their victim at Madras, Bombay, or Calcutta.
10 XV  |     the point of burning their victim." ~The judge stared with
11 XV  | priests were stupefied. ~"What victim?" said Judge Obadiah. "Burn