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The rattlesnake, the centipede, the Gila monster, the tarantula, all carry poison.
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Does the infernal serpent continually carry poison, and has not Christ a remedy?
3
She said she would carry poison, to kill herself if she were captured.
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Those dread and yellow mists carry poison in their breath!
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They must have been carrying poison in case they got caught.
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They wouldn't have been carrying poison and acid by chance.
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They'd carried poison with them-andit seemed they had no inclination to be interrogated.
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It's the cross-pollinator I spoke about before, the bee that went from one rotten flower to another carrying poison.
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"The flies that attacked you also carried poison," Perenelle continued.
10
Jealousy, like the tooth of the serpent, carries poison in its sting, and long and slow is the healing of its wound.
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The old man picked up the paper, and read from another article, below the lines which carried poison in every word, the following comments:-
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"Especially ones carrying poisoned daggers-?
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"I leave you now," said Anastacio, "but remember-ifyou attempt to escape you carry poisoned arrows in your backs."