Chapter

 1  1,1|          the brain, and the foam of anger rises to the lips; no obstacle
 2  2,2|         demands, for concealing the anger this humiliating scene undoubtedly
 3  2,2|         sound of his own words, his anger came back to him, and in
 4  2,3|     baroness, in a voice husky with anger, "you forget yourself -
 5  3,4|          lest Pascal, maddened with anger and jealousy, should rush
 6  5,5|            brave Madame d'Argeles's anger; and that was attended by
 7  6,1|         with him personally. In his anger he would very likely hasten
 8  6,2|           for mastery in his mind - anger, hatred, pity, and forgiveness.
 9  6,4|             expression of scorn and anger on her rigid features, and
10  7,4|         your wealth, my son." ~This anger, which succeeded such deep
11  7,6|         from such a father as that. Anger now followed stupor - one
12  7,7|        brought a flush of indignant anger to Madame d'Argeles's cheek. "
13  8,1|            de Fondege, crimson with anger, "Evariste, you insolent
14  8,3|       sailor brother. ~Crimson with anger to the very roots of her
15  8,4|             had been distorted with anger when the General took it
16 10,6|      written under the influence of anger? Still he failed to perceive
17 11,2|            read it. M. de Coralth's anger, and his order to make haste,
18 11,3|             a savage humor; and his anger was not at all strange under
19 11,5| Unfortunately for him, however, his anger in the present instance
20 12,2|         seeming to notice her son's anger, Madame Ferailleur continued: "
21 13,2|     whipcords, but not so much from anger as from the constraint he
22 13,8|    perplexity was so great, and his anger so intense, for that once
23 14,1|           could appease his furious anger and heal his wounded pride.
24 14,5|            thought he, boiling with anger. "The scoundrels! Ah! if
25 16,3|             Coralth." ~A gesture of anger escaped the marquis, but
26 16,4|         made the marquis frown, but anger gave way to anxiety when
27 17,4|          agent. He turned pale with anger on beholding his supposed
28 18,2|        caught at last!'" ~Pale with anger, astonished and humiliated