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 1     I|  vinegar meddled with myrrh and gall, to the end that he should
 2     I|         of the myrrh and of the gall. Whereof saith S. Austin:
 3     I|        wine, his sweetness with gall; the innocent is set for
 4     I|       is made drink vinegar and gall. The feet, of whom the steps
 5     I|       for her song, she hath no gall, she maketh her house in
 6     I|  Secondly, the doves be without gall, and the Holy Ghost maketh
 7    II|     take to thee the heart, the gall, and the milt, and keep
 8    II|   Tobias: Take with thee of the gall of the fish, it shall be
 9    II|   necessary. Tobias took of the gall and went forth tofore. Anna
10    II|        anoint his eyes with the gall of the fish that thou bearest
11    II|          Then Tobias taking the gall of the fish anointed his
12    II|      Christ was fed with bitter gall. The fifth; for as much
13   III|       nature simple and without gall, and the turtle naturally
14   III|      retaining in our heart any gall of anger or of hate towards
15    IV| apostate in the monastery of S. Gall. And when the monks heard
16     V|         eyes of his father with gall, that is to understand,
17   VII|          Nocherius, Abbot of S. Gall, made the sequences psalms