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 1 Pre     |        and tries to warm his old blood with the wine of former
 2 Pre     | nourished upon their own heart's blood. The Arabian horse is wounded
 3 Pre     |        brink without the heart's blood; if not, all thy striving
 4 Pre     |         been already filled with blood then all your striving to
 5 Pre     |      often. It was drenched with blood by one conqueror, filled
 6 I       |          The tears of my heart's blood my sad heart weeps.~Hear
 7 I(*)    |        an imposthume filled with blood, which they cut out and
 8 I(*)    |          attached to it; and the blood inside this imposthume is
 9 I(*)    |      life-blood and the tears of blood which the lover weeps for
10 V       |        have filled the city with blood and broil,~Those soft-voiced
11 XIII    |     cloister floor~With drops of blood, the sweat of anguish dire;~
12 XIV     |        with drops of his heart's blood~Had nourished the red rose,
13 XVI     |       has filled up thy cup with blood;~Neither shade from the
14 XXIII   |       nightingale his own life's blood doth shed,~When, to the
15 XXVII   |         for my woe,~And tears of blood my weeping eyes have shed,~
16 XXX     |         Cup-bearer pour forth my blood,~As the milk from a mother'
17 XXXIII  |          the stain~Of my heart's blood? Blood-red the ruby glows~(
18 XXXIV(*)|        do evil therein, and shed blood? but we celebrate thy praise