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And I don't talk, sir, only of those who received Christian burial.
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People were denied Christian burial in 1208, and John was excommunicated in
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A person could also be denied a Christian burial in consecrated ground.
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The hideous remains of what had once been Benjulia, found Christian burial.
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These were virtuous and Christian women, and would wish a Christian burial.
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Leaving the peaceful Christian burial ground, we climb the hill behind the station.
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They will say so, in charity, in order to give him Christian burial.
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He could not even remain to give his beloved a decent Christian burial.
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There would have been a comfort in giving her Christian burial.
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When the spirit had taken its flight, he gave the remains Christian burial.
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He must have Christian burial, if possible, in the vaults of his ancestors.'
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It is at his private request that horrible object is refused Christian burial.
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And now we can't even give this good man Christian burial.
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After performing a Christian burial at sea, the Resolution sailed.
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They watched with intensest interest the rites of Christian burial.
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I cut down four myself near Meux, and gave them Christian burial at night.
