Part,  Chapter

1 1,2|    way, which showed at once anger and uneasiness. ~The engineer
2 2,6| grunt which did not show any anger. ~"You wish to join the
3 3,9|   chest swelling with sullen anger. "You are right; they will
4 3,9|    it was with pleasure, not anger. ~"Some one is coming." ~"
5 3,0| usual, expressed an internal anger which he commanded with
6 3,2|   the sailor, who vented his anger in another way, by bestowing
7 3,3|    results, that somewhat of anger mingled with the discomfiture
8 3,0|   Pencroft, a prey to sullen anger, walked to and fro on the