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1 1|       health, and indolency of body; and the possession of outward
2 1|   relation ceasing between the body and the member which is
3 1|       any wise be damnified in body or estate. For all force (
4 1|     union that was between the body and some member comes thereby
5 1|    unto himself. I have a weak body, sunk under a languishing
6 1|       to be punished either in body or goods for not embracing
7 1| together, and grow up into one body of people. The Christian
8 1|  believe that to be really the body of Christ which another
9 1| worship. Let no man’s life, or body, or house, or estate, suffer