Book, Chapter

 1       1, IV  |  repent without remorse; art angry, yet remainest serene. Thou
 2       1, V   |      and if I do it not, art angry and threatenest vast misery?
 3       2, II  |     always by me, mercifully angry and flavoring all my unlawful
 4       6, VIII|     yet thou art not forever angry with us, for thou hast compassion
 5       7, VIII| greatly disturbed in spirit, angry at myself with a turbulent
 6       7, XII |   long, O Lord? Wilt thou be angry forever? Oh, remember not
 7       8, IV  |       I read on further, “Be angry, and sin not.” And how deeply
 8       8, IV  |      I had now learned to be angry with myself for the things
 9       8, IV  |    might not sin. Yes, to be angry with good cause, for it
10       8, IV  |      they affirm who are not angry with themselves, and who
11       8, IV  |     of my soul - where I was angry with myself; where I was
12       8, VII |   from this the mind of that angry woman, though not enlarged
13       8, VIII|   malice they intended. That angry slave girl wanted to infuriate
14       8, IX  |      she had learned that an angry husband should not be resisted,