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1    III,     III|      it had taken. Terror and rage had benumbed Ludwig's nerves.~ ~
2    III,     III|       malignant persecutions. Rage boiled in his veins.~ ~He
3    III,      IV| accord during the outburst of rage, which threw him into a
4      V,      II|      trembled with suppressed rage.~ ~"I will tell you. Just
5    VII,     III|      crimsoned with shame and rage. He read further:~ ~"Themire
6      X,       I|    paced the floor, mute with rage and fear.~ ~"Why did I desert