Here are some lines of text with structures that are similar in some way. I'm not sure if any of these have been noticed before.
I've tried to format these so that the structure is evident. Hopefully it shows up properly for everyone
Two from different pages of Herbal A:
<f35r.P.14;C> cthol. chol. aiin. qotchy. otchor. daiin- {plant}shol. qotaiin-
<f44v.P.2;C> yolkol. cheol. qokchain. daly. otchol. daiin. shol. qotor. ar-
A few examples where the lines occur on the same page. f85r1:
<f85r1.P.7;H> pchedy.oraiin.shefchdy.qopar. sheedy.qokedy.qotchedy. kchdar. ypchdy.ldo-
<f85r1.P.20;H> pcheoy.kshedy. qocphdy.qofol.shdaldy.dairar.cheeteey.otchedy.qokchdy.dy-
And f113r:
<f113r.P.29;A> ysheeoaiin.alkeeol.chtchol.kcheody.lkchedy.okaiin. chal.taiin.oteedy=
<f113r.P.32;A> shodaiin.shkaiin.chcthal.okshedy. otal.okaiin.cphoal.otain.okaiin.chedy.qotal-
Here's a case of four similar words in succession, but with the order jumbled up (there seems to be lots of this kind of thing in Herbal A):
<f16r.P2.8;F> shotchy.ydain.yky.shody.otol.daiin-{plant}
<f16v.P.12;H> daiin.yky.otor.chody-{plant}
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<f69r.P.1;H> tcheeos. shey. opaiin. chey. shey. qokeey shdy. ol. ot. otal. sar-
<f69r.P.2;H> daiin. shey. okaiin. shkechy. sheey. tey. chy. cthy. otol. cham-
<f69r.P.3;H> sheosaiin. ctar. choetey. okal. chy. ykar. ytchey. cheotam-
<f69r.P.4;H> ycheo. raiin. ychey. otaiin. okchor. yty. chkal. shol=
Please post any further examples if you know of any.