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 1 I      |        the spirits of those who die voluntary deaths under particular
 2 IV     |     born again. This earth must die: her seas shall be Saharas.
 3 IV     |      people would fall down and die."~   This explanation is
 4 V      |        she exclaimed, "I should die! I do not like this book."~   
 5 VI     |       that when two of a family die in the same year, a third
 6 VI     |          a third also must soon die. There is a saying, Always
 7 VII    |       be declared. Now going to die, unfaithful in excess; -
 8 VIII   |         now, I can only wish to die.~p. 193}~There! - oh, what
 9 VIII(2)|         that lovers voluntarily die together; and the song might
10 VIII(3)|          for either of us might die before the time you speak
11 VIII(1)|          Whosoever is born must die, and all who meet must as
12 IX     |  nothing for us but to live and die~{p. 231}~in comparative
13 IX     |        dead, nor even likely to die for a thousand generations
14 X      |   strange child, would probably die before long, and that it
15 X      | grandmother: - "I think I shall die when I am sixteen; but,