Chapter

 1  1,2| Marguerite." ~Shame, sorrow, and rage, brought tears to Pascal'
 2  3,2|     features were distorted with rage; but he did not stir - he
 3  4,1|        baron almost frantic with rage. What did it avail him that
 4  6,1|      terrible Wilkie's grief and rage would be if he chanced to
 5  6,2|       heard him give vent to his rage and despair in terrible
 6  6,4|        that tone of concentrated rage which betrays years of repressed
 7  7,6|         nothing!" ~Maddened with rage and disappointment, M. Wilkie
 8  7,6|         listened. At that moment rage was imparting a truly frightful
 9  7,6|       apoplexy, and such furious rage gleamed in his eyes that
10 10,6|         Florent was crimson with rage. "There," said he, addressing
11 11,3|      imprudence, he mastered his rage, and exclaimed, with a forced
12 12,3|         Pascal was overcome with rage and indignation, and felt
13 13,5|        with his face purple with rage, he exclaimed: "It's a shame!
14 14,2|           he turned crimson, and rage again filled his heart. "
15 15,4|  apoplexy. It made him wild with rage to think that he was only
16 18,1|       She realized what frenzied rage must fill this man's heart
17 18,5|          one moment furious with rage or wild with grief, and
18 20,2|     Coralth fairly bellowed with rage. But Pascal did not heed