Chapter

 1 IV  |        action. With flaming cheek, angry eyes, and hoarse voice,
 2 IV  |         yet been paid were growing angry, those who had received
 3 V   |             such as are used to an angry person.~Spendius noticed
 4 VII |         clothes.~But Hamilcar grew angry at this loquacity. He clacked
 5 VII |       daughter’s shame, and he was angry with the whole household
 6 VIII| destruction of these ruins with an angry eye, while the plebeians,
 7 VIII|           to see them, and he grew angry. The army from Utica ought
 8 IX  |             Matho would walk about angry and gesticulating. The war
 9 X   |      between them, and he was less angry with the girl for his inability
10 XIII|     thickness.~The Barbarians grew angry at the sight of these preparations.
11 XIII|          with his macerations, and angry laughter shook their black