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 1       1, XVI   |  vessels, but I do deplore the wine of error which was poured
 2       2, III   |  inebriation of that invisible wine of a perverted will which
 3       5, XIII  |      sober intoxication of thy wine.146 To him I was led by
 4       6, II    |        of porridge, bread, and wine - as had been her custom
 5       6, II    |    spirit, nor did the love of wine stimulate her to hate the
 6       6, II    |    more than one little cup of wine, diluted according to her
 7       6, VI    |      because he had gotten his wine by giving good wishes to
 8       8, IV    |     simplicity, other corn and wine and oil.~11. And with a
 9       8, VIII  |  because you don’t control the wine; but when you are married
10       8, VIII  |      stolen upon her a love of wine. For, in the ordinary course
11       8, VIII  |      as a sober maiden to draw wine from the cask, she would
12       8, VIII  |    then, before she poured the wine into the bottle, she would
13       8, VIII  |      little cup nearly full of wine.~Where now was that wise
14      10, X(429)| Speaking of those who pour new wine into old containers, he