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 1 II |   between death and life in the body of her father. The next
 2 II |      eyes, the only part of his body that appeared to live, so
 3 II |       to dawn: the lieutenant's body was opened, and a formal
 4 II |    agitated unceasingly both in body and mind: he could not bear
 5 II |        that, the surface of his body was burnt away. This, said
 6 II |        necessary to examine the body. An hour later George disappeared,
 7 IV |       well get his wages as any body else." He said nothing to
 8 IV |         his soul as well as his body. Great was his surprise,
 9 IV |        crime and said where the body was buried, and all about
10 IV |         his confessor where the body was buried. The relations
11 IV | condemned to be hanged, and his body was burnt. So fully did
12 V  |     given, a description of her body and mind, which I very soon
13 V  |         word, which is like the body; in uniting oneself with
14 V  |         of separation from this body be sure that she is not
15 VI |      the soul quits her earthly body the judgment of God is passed
16 VI |      that place; afterwards her body to be burnt and the ashes
17 VI |         believe me, you have my body in your hands, and you can
18 VI |     height as the feet, and the body, held up on a trestle, described
19 VI |      lay, they passed under her body a trestle of three and a
20 VI |       half feet, which gave the body a greater arch, and as this
21 VI |   glowing and feverish, all her body involuntarily trembling.
22 VI |        only after death that my body is to be burnt, it will
23 VI |        s salvation whether your body is cast into the fire and
24 VI |  Whatever may be your end, your body will arise on the appointed
25 VII|        me; my God, I abandon my body, which is but dust, that
26 VII|       trouble not concerning my body; grant, O God, that I yield
27 VII|      thence backward, while the body fell forward on the crossway
28 VII|    drank a dram; and taking the body under one arm, all dressed