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 1     I,      II| terrible that every nerve of my body, every heart-string, revolted
 2     I,     VII|       examination followed, the body of the potter was exhumed,
 3    II,     III| shameful than the sores of your body."~ ~She looked at me for
 4    II,     VII|       the fascinating, peerless body, with his hands? Who knows
 5    II,     VII|         magnetic showers of the body I recognised a sure token
 6    II,     VII|        she began to shiver, the body ceased to be hot and dry,
 7    II,     VII|      blood throughout the whole body. This is no witchcraft,
 8    II,     VII|      the structure of the human body; otherwise, a quack may
 9    II,     VII|    hands on the outside of your body as with a bottle of quack
10    II,     VII|  organic structure of the human body is a more wonderful, much
11    II,      IX|        if you had taken my vile body of clay from me, joint by
12    II,       X|          but a Devil to kill me body and soul. She had told me
13    II,       X|    flashed through my brain and body. For an instant I felt a
14    II,      XI|       be blown to naught, as my body would be by a merciful Krupp
15    II,     XII|          without observing what body we belong to."~ ~So we hastily
16    II,     XIV|         would be one spot on my body that was honourable. But
17    II,    XVII|        to me with her trembling body.~ ~I broke out into a bitter,
18    II,    XVII|      you from me, leads over my body."~ ~I looked at her, and