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 1    4, 18|     Lawrel roses, which be very poyson to all manner of beasts.
 2    4, 18|         knew them to be present poyson: and as I drew neere I saw
 3    4, 22|  breathing out their Serpentine poyson, took shipping to bring
 4    4, 22|    great serpent full of deadly poyson, with a ravenous gaping
 5    5, 26|       in their cups some deadly poyson, for incontinently they
 6    7, 37|     another) for the outragious poyson of madness hath killed him,
 7    8, 44|       went incontinently to buy poyson, which he mingled with wine,
 8    8, 44|       tooke the pot wherein the poyson was mingled, and ignorant
 9    8, 44|     called mee, desiring mee to poyson his brother, whereby hee
10    8, 44|        went himselfe and bought poyson, and after tempered it with
11    8, 44|        I would give him present poyson, which would cause a man
12    8, 44|      touching the buying of the poyson, considering hee bought
13    8, 44|      considering hee bought the poyson himselfe. When the Physitian
14    8, 44|         me a present and strong poyson, considering that it was
15    8, 44|        either that he would buy poyson of some other, or else returne
16    8, 44| dangerous weapon, I gave him no poyson, but a doling drinke of
17    8, 44|         was prepared to buy the poyson. Behold how the fortune
18    8, 46|        would give her a present poyson to kill her husband out
19    8, 46|   prepared a mortall and deadly poyson, and when he had tempered
20    8, 46|    whether you have mingled any poyson in the drinke or no, wherein
21    8, 46|         and drive out the first poyson: But the wicked woman persevering
22    8, 46|         untill such time as the poyson began to worke in him, and
23    8, 46|        goe home: By the way the poyson invaded the intrailes and
24    8, 46|    brought her a whole roote of poyson, which when she saw, having