Part, Chapter

 1    1, 2 |       this mischief, and in his anger he smote the parrot such
 2    1, 16|         as life, and he felt no anger against his destined assassin,
 3    1, 16|         confounded;~There is no anger in my soul against thee,~
 4    4, 9 |        one of my veins.~Then in anger I shake that vein~Which
 5    5, 10| straight~As well in the road of anger as in that of lust.~Where
 6    5, 10|      who shows himself a man in anger and lust?~In search of such
 7    5, 13|       can control both lust and anger. Those who are carried away
 8    5, 13|         who are carried away by anger or lust, like the girl of
 9    5, 13|   deserve the name of men. When anger or lust takes hold of a
10    5, 13| prophets.~He renounced lust and anger and concupiscence,~And showed