Chapter

 1 2 |         from the trammels of the body, were hovering above it,
 2 3 | physiognomy, the thin and sickly body, and the prowling ways of
 3 4 |        Witt, enclosed within the body of the carriage, were not
 4 4 |           which seemed to be the body of a prostrate man set off
 5 4 |        in their arms the bruised body of one of their companions,
 6 4 |      they were dragging the dead body of Cornelius to the gibbet. ~
 7 20|         suffering in mind and in body. ~"I saw that you did not
 8 29|          musket-ball each in his body. ~In consequence of this
 9 31|        the hands of that notable body to solemnise the auspicious
10 32|       Baerle, thrusting half his body out of the carriage window. "