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 1    1, Prol|        secrets.~Who hath seen a poison and an antidote like the
 2    1, 3   |       if each was compounded of poison and antidotes.~:~
 3    1, 7   |     though he should eat deadly poison.~He who gains health from
 4    1  (1) |      but if a man of heart eats poison, 'tis as honey." ~
 5    1, 9   |          as Light and Darkness. Poison and Antidote.~Verily, both
 6    2, 3   |         them losing his life by poison,~The other losing his head
 7    2, 7   |       blameable in him,~What is poison for thee is honey for him.~
 8    2, 10  | profitable, flee from it,~Drink poison and spill the water of life.~
 9    2, 11  |        makes men buy wrong;~Let poison be mixed with sugar, and
10    3, 15  |         infidels yield store of poison like wasps.~For the faithful
11    3, 15  |       and garbage,~And generate poison according to their food."~
12    4, 1   |        bliss for him.~They were poison to most men, but sweets
13    4, 1   |      the world there is neither poison nor antidote,~Which is not
14    4, 1   |        another a clog;~To one a poison, to another an antidote.~
15    4, 1   |  another an antidote.~Serpents' poison is life to serpents,~In
16    5, 3   |        to be claws fraught with poison,~Which score deep wounds
17    5, 7   |        me a snake, I dart forth poison;~If He makes me a friend,
18    6, 3   |    Whilst that one holds deadly poison.~If you look at the contents
19    6, 9   |   tasted wine sweeter than this poison,~No health can be sweeter