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 1 I   |  efforts, either of mind or body. Evidently he had abandoned
 2 I   |  back in their sockets, his body stiffened, and he fell face
 3 II  | little in the rear, a large body of troops was seen advancing.
 4 VI  |     police, they lifted the body and laid it upon two tables,
 5 VI  |     in which they found the body, since the unfortunate man,
 6 VI  | strong and alert, either in body or mind. He was very hopeful
 7 VII |     strange movement of the body, which puzzled and annoyed
 8 VIII| itself, had imparted to his body the fictitious strength
 9 XI  |      the soldier, round the body, and threw him down. He
10 XIX |  severing the head from the body left no doubt whatever as
11 XX  |    plump, attractive little body as herself, having an eye
12 XXI | elbows pressed close to his body—husbanding his breath and
13 XXI |    on his stomach under the body of the cab, regardless of
14 XXII|    and he felt sick both in body and in mind. He had failed