Chapter

 1 5 |      violently torn from the body, which lay writhing on the
 2 5 |      it suspended. ~When the body was found the following
 3 5 |    had thus met his end. The body was so scratched and disfigured
 4 5 |  sheet in which her father's body had been wrapped, accounting
 5 5 |    to Petrella to exhume the body and make minute inquiries,
 6 6 |      Petroni's full habit of body rendered her unable to bear
 7 8 |  which the exhaustion of her body enabled her mind to recover
 8 9 | taffetas, placed it with the body on a bier at the foot of
 9 9 |     that you be binding this body unto corruption, and loosing
10 10|      block, on the other the body rose erect, as if about
11 10|   and disposed of it and the body as before. He wished to
12 10|   wished to place Beatrice's body with that of her stepmother,
13 10|      partially torn from the body, which was so besmeared
14 10|  sight of all, he hacked his body into four quarters. The
15 10|     nine in the evening, the body of Beatrice, covered with