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 1   2, 42|          even looked on them with anger; he bound them with gentle
 2   5, 48|      trembling arm; leaving as in anger her lute, though dearly
 3   6, 15|       lack of love nor feeling of anger.~
 4   8, 43|   Kamthaka nor wilt thou show thy anger against me,know that we
 5  11, 51|    repaired to the forest through anger, nor because my diadem has
 6  12, 36|                  36. 'They define anger, O thou angerless one, as '
 7  13, 30|      saint, rolling their eyes in anger against Mara, heaved deep
 8  13, 31| passionlessness were unruffled by anger.~
 9  13, 46|         not issue forth, like the anger which falls slack I in the
10  13, 48|              48. Another, full of anger, rushed towards the great
11  13, 55|          his attacks in grief and anger.~
12  15, 31|      heard by him, yet he felt no anger; but they all became the