Chapter

 1  2,1|     pay such a price for his angry fits." ~"Well," observed
 2  2,1| monsieur's place I should be angry too. Would you let your
 3  5,6|    perish together." ~By the angry gleam in M. de Coralth's
 4  6,2|  thought. "He went away more angry than I had ever seen him
 5  7,2|   not come; and, so at last, angry with himself, he exclaimed: "
 6  7,3|      ill at ease, but he was angry with himself for what he
 7 12,3|    speaking?" ~"How can I be angry with you, mother, when I
 8 13,2|    much!" ~The baron made an angry gesture. "That's Kami-Bey,"
 9 13,7|    good-naturedly, "don't be angry, and I'll give you three
10 15,6|    blinded me, and, after an angry discussion, he went away,
11 19,1|   times already; he was very angry when he found that there