Chapter

 1 II  | wrapped about a mummy, and the flesh crept through the crossings
 2 III |        feet, passes through my flesh—it is a caress enfolding
 3 VII |         and a smell of burning flesh was perceptible. Those who
 4 XI  |     the tip of his finger: the flesh, which was somewhat cold,
 5 XIII|        and made holes in their flesh; a rain of sparks splashed
 6 XIII|       most exalted form. Their flesh was cut into equal portions
 7 XIII|    stamped themselves upon the flesh;—and insults might be read
 8 XIII|        The existence, the very flesh of men, belonged to him;
 9 XIII|       darker glow, and burning flesh could be seen. Some even
10 XIV |       fall on feeling the cold flesh on the edge of their lips;
11 XIV |      large heap, whereon human flesh, pieces of brass and blood
12 XIV |      feet which had lost their flesh stood out straight from
13 XV  |   better to bury them into his flesh. Others walked restlessly
14 XV  |    hair from him and strips of flesh; others smeared his face
15 XV  |      it against his wound. The flesh was seen to smoke; the hootings