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 1    I,  I  |     began to reproach herself. Anger awakened within her against
 2    I,  I  |   asked himself what cause for anger he had against her? With
 3    I,  II |     offense, forgetting in her anger the presence of a young
 4    I,  III| Olivier Bertin felt a spasm of anger, and when he shook hands
 5    I,  IV |      she herself. This did not anger her; she was glad that between
 6   II,  III|     his defense; then, without anger, but without being shaken
 7   II,  V  |        s crime. A confusion of anger and mingled emotion suffocated
 8   II,  VI |        Ah, he felt very little anger now toward the Marquis de
 9   II,  VI |       parvenu became a furious anger against those imbeciles,
10   II,  VI | article, then, with the rising anger so quickly felt by a nervous