Day, Novell

 1    1,    1|           But~ ~tell me, hath not rage or furie at any time so
 2    2,    6|           fretting with extremity rage, concluded~ ~in his minde,
 3    2,    8|         falling into extremity of rage, converted her former gentle
 4    3,    2|            His blood boyling with rage and distemper, by such a
 5    3,    3|            And so, in a pretended rage, she returned~ ~backe from
 6    3,    6|        husband, and enflamed with rage,~ ~suddenly replied; that
 7    3,    6|       much the more augmented her rage and anger, continuing~ ~
 8    4,    1|        another to coole the fiery rage of her distemper,~ ~commanding
 9    4,    3|      fierce assaults of wrath and rage) to shew you by mine ensuing
10    4,    3|  Restagnone, with the franticke~ ~rage and jealousie of Ninetta
11    6,    7|           overcom with~ ~extreame rage, hee could hardly containe
12    7,    8|    impacience so extreame,~ ~that rage hindered all power of distinguishing,
13    7,    8|        impetuous torrent of their rage, began to demaund in coole~ ~
14    8,    3|    invisible to his Wife: full of rage and wroth, hee began to
15    8,    3|          to heare you brabble and rage against me.~ ~ So, proceeding
16    8,    8|         being ready to split with rage, and, but that hee stood~ ~
17    9,    3| dispairing manner he~ ~beganne to rage, and cry out aloud, saying