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41380	Mac Gregor, George	The History of Burke and Hare, and of the Resurrectionist Times A Fragment from the Criminal Annals of Scotland			.txt	text/plain	10576	593	82	murder of poor human beings for the sale of their bodies, touched the Torrence and Waldie for the murder of a boy for the purpose of disposing mother to the deceased, having come to Torrence's house, was desired by poor innocent boy in the absence of its parents, and murdered it; that found the dead body stretched on a chest; that having asked what they her house; that accordingly, after the boy's mother had seen Waldie body of a woman who had died a natural death in Hare's house. "'To whom were the bodies so murdered sold?' 'To Dr. bodies to his rooms in -------, and then went to his house to receive "'You have been a resurrectionist (as it is called) I understand?' 'No. Neither Hare nor myself ever got a body from a churchyard. garden, whilst Williams held the cord to prevent the body going altogether	./cache/41380.txt	./txt/41380.txt