Chapter

 1 1 |     mob even began to vent its rage by inveighing against the
 2 4 |          repeated the man in a rage, "the bird has flown." ~"
 3 4 |     furious and contorted with rage, showed themselves at the
 4 5 |       enough to choke one with rage. ~Thus Boxtel, with jealous
 5 6 |  Baerle, and enough to fan the rage of the horticultural murderer,
 6 8 |       his misfortune. Mad with rage, he returned to his ladder,
 7 13|        like a human being; the rage and malice of the tiger,
 8 17|        man cried, boiling with rage and turning towards her; "
 9 23|   given to the prisoner by the rage of Jacob when Gryphus crushed
10 24|         Cornelius cried in his rage, "I shall force these bars,
11 24|       increased tenfold by his rage, began to shake the door
12 24|         in a voice choked with rage. "Ah! this dastardly fellow,
13 28|    Cornelius in even a greater rage than usual. ~The latter,
14 28|         said Gryphus, mad with rage, "but there is not a word
15 28|   Gryphus fairly bellowed with rage. ~"Hush, hush, my good man,"
16 28|   something that puts you in a rage. ~Gryphus answered with
17 29|    growled Gryphus, white with rage, and with quivering lips,
18 29| supported; and, bellowing with rage and pain, he was able to