Ainda não temos significados para "turn to gall".
1Every drop of Leonard's blood seemed to turn to gall.
2Why, your very breast would turn to gall!
3The more shame that some choose a selfish one, and thus turn to gall all the affection with which they are endowed.
4Such is the curse of bad men; they are rendered wretched not only by their crimes, but even their best feelings turn to gall.
5All the trust and candour and sweetness of his nature turned to gall.
6His eager love for them all had suddenly turned to gall.
7With the last gay heart now turned to gall.
8But this sweetness she has turned to gall!
9Beautiful women had turned to gall on his tongue, shrunken to their skeletons in his weary eyes.
10The mildness of my nature had fled, and all within me was turned to gall and bitterness.
11Towards his wife he was changed-harsh ,cold ,bitterlysarcastic; as if her caresses had turned to gall.
12How rapidly the milk turns to gall!
13So livid was his face, that one might have thought that his whole blood had turned to gall.
14In its helplessness the will recoils upon itself, turning to gall and bitterness, or seeks a solution in self-destruction.
15As livid as if his blood had been suddenly turned to gall-withquivering lips and eyes starting from their sockets-M.
16His spirit was haughty in the extreme, but destitute of true magnanimity, and when once wounded turned to gall and venom.
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