Book,  chapter

 1    1,   12|      the Cordilleras with dead bodies.~They went on toiling steadily
 2    1,   14|    with the swiftness of inert bodies in space. Presently he began
 3    2,   11|       limbs, charred trunks of bodies, showed here and there;
 4    2,   11| violence. A few unrecognizable bodies lay on the slope of the
 5    2,   16|      down like the rest. Their bodies were already cold, and a
 6    3,    1|       probably had thrown some bodies on the shore.~Glenarvan,
 7    3,    9|   sometimes covers their whole bodies with the figures of animals.
 8    3,   10|    fallen in battle, and whose bodies had served to feed the conquerors.
 9    3,   11|    joined her husband. The two bodies lay stretched side by side.
10    3,   11|      scene of cannibalism. The bodies of slaves are not protected
11    3,   11|     pen could describe it, the bodies, still reeking, were dismembered,
12    3,   11|       near the grave where the bodies were to lie. The relatives
13    3,   15|     themselves along, soulless bodies, animated only by the instinct