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 1      III|        Bibiaine’s consternation to fury.~ ~Planting herself in the
 2       VI|       features were distorted with fury, his disordered clothing
 3       IX|          exclaimed in a passion of fury; “but I shall know—I will
 4      XXI|          in a tone of concentrated fury:~ ~“What do you two men
 5    XXVII|      struck with apoplexy; and his fury almost deprived him of the
 6   XXVIII|            describe your brother’s fury on recognizing the marquis
 7    XXXII|           cried Chanlouineau, in a fury of passion. “Leave, or——”~ ~
 8   XXXIII| interruption, and, with increasing fury, he continued:~ ~“They told
 9     XLIV|          call me to account. Their fury will fall on me and mine;
10      XLV|           conjectures inflamed her fury still more.~ ~Why should
11    XLVII|             Maurice sprang up in a fury of passion, but the abbe
12      LIV|           of their assailants into fury; and they both precipitated