corpse * , also: corse old use

And we've got a corpse on our hands as a result.

And they would do no less than bring the Corpse along.

What was one more corpse for the police to find?

The open eyes of the corpse looked right through him.

One would have thought they were the hair of a corpse!

Her face was so white she looked like a corpse.

Only now I knew he had not been a corpse at all.

But six feet is what a corpse needs, not a man.

I could not make out the face of the corpse.

What was I to do with the corpse of my friend?

The corpse is kept at home for several days together.

And now she was coming back with her mother's corpse.

Two men at work upon a corpse which seemed to live!

Here he was the only human in a room with a corpse.

"Are you going to come to school every day and not end up a corpse in the street?"

Everything I've been able to think of so far works out making you a corpse.

The corpse will tell us everything we need to know to plan our defense.

The next day the guy turn up in the family house as a corpse.

She looked down at her friend, a corpse ready for the ground, lost and still.

Each of these corpses might be someone from her family.

But at that time I had not seen a corpse.

"When I left them they just had the corpse in your office."

But I thought there would be a corpse or something.

And if he should find, instead of a corpse, a living man?

Maybe this was the first corpse she had ever seen.