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 1 XXVIII|        a few short prayers the body of the first victim of our
 2 XXVIII|        the sea closed over the body I heard one of the men in
 3 XXXIX |     float dejectedly about her body, she never utters a word
 4 XXXIX |        I do, you will throw my body into the sea.”~“Oh, Miss
 5 XLI   |     Before daylight dawned the body was quite cold, and as I
 6 XLI   |      me in the sad office. The body was frightfully emaciated,
 7 XLI   |       prayers, and we cast the body into the sea. It sank immediately.~“
 8 XLII  |        tongue was parched, his body swollen, and his pulse,
 9 XLIII | expired in terrible agony. His body was thrown overboard almost
10 XLIV  |     expected to find some dead body coming opportunely to sight.
11 XLVII |        at once that it was the body of a man, attached to a
12 XLVII |   gather so eagerly around the body? Was it a humane desire
13 XLIX  |        I am weakened, mind and body, and I am conscious that
14 XLIX  |    least they might secure the body; but it was too late; all
15 LI    |      this time to preserve the body, that it might serve a better
16 LIII  |      assigned his share of the body of the one ordained by fate
17 LV    |       was I who threw Hobart’s body into the sea, and it is