Chapter

 1 I   |         much upon his strength. Anger had given him a moment’s
 2 I   |   Gevrol, since I saw nothing?”~Anger crimsoned the inspector’
 3 IV  |    defeat. Animated by the cold anger of a man who sees the object
 4 VI  |   Gevrol’s face turned red with anger. “One of my men,” he replied, “
 5 VII |  disclose the real cause of his anger, he entered the station
 6 VIII|    child’s, and in spite of her anger, her voice was as sweet
 7 X   |        hitherto contracted with anger, now relaxed. He grew pale
 8 X   |    there was bitterness but not anger in his tone; in short, he
 9 XV  | Absinthe could not restrain his anger. He looked upon this mysterious
10 XVI |          with mingled grief and anger. They had hoped to arrive
11 XVII|         occasional outbursts of anger, quickly repressed; but
12 XIX |         Lecoq turned white with anger. This was the second affront
13 XIX |  Segmuller had turned pale with anger. “Ah! if I could really
14 XXII|     seem to lose all feeling of anger against the police. They
15 XXIV|       word. But he felt neither anger nor impatience.~He had come