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Every drop of Leonard's blood seemed to turn to gall.
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Why, your very breast would turn to gall!
3
The more shame that some choose a selfish one, and thus turn to gall all the affection with which they are endowed.
4
Such is the curse of bad men; they are rendered wretched not only by their crimes, but even their best feelings turn to gall.
5
All the trust and candour and sweetness of his nature turned to gall.
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His eager love for them all had suddenly turned to gall.
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With the last gay heart now turned to gall.
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But this sweetness she has turned to gall!
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Beautiful women had turned to gall on his tongue, shrunken to their skeletons in his weary eyes.
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The mildness of my nature had fled, and all within me was turned to gall and bitterness.
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Towards his wife he was changed-harsh ,cold ,bitterlysarcastic; as if her caresses had turned to gall.
12
How rapidly the milk turns to gall!
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So livid was his face, that one might have thought that his whole blood had turned to gall.
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In its helplessness the will recoils upon itself, turning to gall and bitterness, or seeks a solution in self-destruction.
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As livid as if his blood had been suddenly turned to gall-withquivering lips and eyes starting from their sockets-M.
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His spirit was haughty in the extreme, but destitute of true magnanimity, and when once wounded turned to gall and venom.