Letter

1 II |      that aspect and form of body which I had known, so that
2 III|  that his departure from the body was at hand. In the meantime,
3 III|  those birds formed a single body, and leaving the river,
4 III|    round him, to relieve his body a little by a change of
5 III|     and with the nature of a body which had been changed.
6 III|     poured forth to meet his body; all the inhabitants of
7 III|      of heaven, attended the body of the sainted man onwards
8 III| backs. Those accompanied the body of Martin who, under his