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1 I   |        put my husband in quite a rage; he would stand for hours
2 IV  |        feet, quivering with such rage that he longed to kill some
3 V   |        anguish and distress. And rage boiled up in him against
4 VI  |          wife.”~She flushed with rage, exasperated by the insinuation
5 VII |         accumulation of impotent rage, of suppressed malignity,
6 VII | confusion of mind which comes of rage to hit on the thing, the
7 VIII|         suffered the reaction of rage, indignation, and rebellion