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 1     1|       nor does her restrained anger suffice to conceal her terrible
 2     1|    OCT. Long continued grief, anger, heaviness of heart, misery
 3     1|   Alcides any longer fear the anger of Juno, whose acknowledged
 4     1|    heart and never excite the anger of thy violent husband -
 5     1| oppression through the severe anger of the Gods - first, when
 6     2|   slaughter, to control one’s anger (to give time for it to
 7     3|   fatal destination! The just anger of thy mother, who fell
 8     4|  Octavia, and being wild with anger, they are rushing on into
 9     4| patient, in his transports of anger, or easy to be brought under
10     5|     my soldiery, and oh! what anger rages within me, suffering
11     5|      as the cost of that just anger, which she has always excited
12     5|     she shall extinguish that anger with her blood! Very soon,
13     5|   carry out. ~ PREF. Will thy anger determine thee to inflict
14     5|      thy citizens? ~ NERO. My anger will determine me to inflict
15     5|     some sort of limit to thy anger, and which, at the same
16     5|  object that shall expiate my anger, will be that one who deserves
17     5|  hands spare them. ~ NERO. My anger demands the execution of
18     5|  their shores, to appease the anger of the goddess whom they