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1 IV    | sovereign eminence, at once to rage against God, and at once
2 VI    |   began to give a loose to his rage, he was slain. His bloody
3 X     |      the service. Thus far his rage proceeded; but at that season
4 XVI   |       wild beasts continued to rage.~"Had I a hundred mouths,
5 XXVII |      consider that, fired with rage on hearing of the death
6 XXVIII|    arms of the soldiers. Their rage and clamour confounded the
7 XXXIX |       his desires changed into rage and furious resentment.
8 XLIX  |        now the poison began to rage, and to burn up everything