Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VIII | mortification, not to say his rage, he was unable to decipher.
2        I,  XIV  |  Servadac, as he stamped with rage.~Recovering his composure
3        I,  XVIII|        stamping his foot with rage.~“How now? Are your friends
4       II,  I    | delinquency he would fume and rage in a manner that was a source
5       II,  XIV  |  frenzy, in which ecstasy and rage seemed to be struggling
6       II,  XV   |     his mustache with mingled rage and mortification.~“A fine
7       II,  XV   |      Rosette was in a furious rage. He had completed all his
8       II,  XVI  |     describe Isaac Hakkabut’s rage at the destruction of the