Letter

 1 LXI      |      any difference, I am not angry against life, I love you
 2 LXXI     |      very well that I am very angry at you for your two last
 3 LXXIII   |      is not he with whom I am angry, nor with the others but
 4 LXXIV    |   sings ravishingly, she gets angry, she gets tender, she makes
 5 XCVI     | friend of George Sand.] I was angry at having stayed to take
 6 C        |       I am cross with you and angry with you, not from unreasonableness
 7 CXXX     |    authors contracted for are ANGRY they have to go to court.
 8 CXXXI    |     hurt the living.~But I am angry at these gentlemen, I do
 9 CXXXII   |      love me and shall not be angry with you about anything.~
10 CXXXIV   |    justice to you I should be angry and should say what I think.
11 CXL      |       you and I am still more angry than you at these attacks,
12 CLV      |      when you undertake to be angry against everyone and everything.
13 CLXXXV   |      hatred. That is why I am angry with them. It seems to me
14 CXCVII   |      and our victories. It is angry against the powers emanating
15 CCIX     |   your anger. But you are too angry, that is to say too good,
16 CCXI     |    often of being silly, gets angry and only becomes sillier;
17 CCXI     |     only becomes sillier; for angry or irritated, one becomes
18 CCXXXVIII|    repeated separations! I am angry with you for becoming savage
19 CCXLIV   |      spoiled, but I never get angry at all that and I don’t
20 CCXLIV   |  however, is not, but you are angry with him. I should like
21 CCLII    |       to forget.~That you get angry with this or that person,
22 CCLXVIII |   picture agitated and always angry, is gentle as a lamb and
23 CCLXXXIX |       be cowardly rather than angry.~Do write to me, tell me
24 CCCII    |    showing him the good he is angry. He wonders if it is he