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The phrase "bodies under the hill in Blackheath" often refers to the historical context of burial practices in the area, particularly during the 19th century when Blackheath was used for burials. However, there is no specific or confirmed number of bodies buried there, as the area has seen various uses over time. The suggestion of "bodies" can also evoke local legends or stories, rather than factual counts.

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