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 1      Not|   satisfaction. But that the body of it was written earlier
 2      Not|      particular passage, the body of the work would still
 3        1|   spirit newly inclosed in a body of earth, he was fittest
 4        1|      active,) IF I RENDER MY BODY TO THE FIRE, (there is power
 5        1|   the brows more than of the body; that is such travel as
 6       11|  before with any transparent body, such nevertheless as is
 7       11|      and advanced to a clear body, and still tied to air.
 8       11|   restraint of an uncoloured body, as in amber, sapphires,
 9       11|   exclude the restraint of a body more grossly transparent
10       11|    air, as in flame, being a body compounded between air and
11       11|      for as the portion of a body will give forth scent which
12       11|    seen, so the portion of a body will shew colours which
13      BCo| corresponds with that in the body of the manuscript; and the