1
She often ate the bread of sorrow steeped in wormwood and gall.
2
They shared the land with brush, particularly artemisias like wormwood and sage.
3
Small wonder he smoked gall and wormwood in his cigarettes that night.
4
And yet every word of it was gall and wormwood to him.
5
It wasn't just that it was a very similar clump of wormwood.
6
Mrs. Lookaloft's rise in the world had been wormwood to Mrs. Greenacre.
7
From that hour of night and wormwood, Mr. Bayard was another individual.
8
Green wormwood bruised is excellent for a fresh wound of any kind.
9
He hath filled me with bitterness, he hath inebriated me with wormwood.
10
That intense, brooding moroseness, that wormwood hatred, does not often understand itself.
11
The vermouth is made of white wine plus wormwood, the basic herb.
12
To tell her anything of this story would be gall and wormwood!
13
But alas!-forI well remember-everyline was written with gall and wormwood.
14
As disinfectants, wormwood and rue were much in demand; and hence Tusser says:-
15
And it was as harsh and as bitter as wormwood in the mouth.
16
The baffled schemers drank wormwood too; but they bore it differently.
