For I inquyrit him upon that, and yat he was angrie with sum of the Lordis, and wald threittin thame.
He is angrie quhen I speik of Walcar, and sayis, that he sal pluk the eiris out of his heid and that he leis.
Thee rise And judge the Infidel with angrie eyes: Strike them with feare, that, though they know not Thee, Yet they may know that mortall men they bee.
Bee angrie, but be angrie without synne; Try your owne hearts in silence, close within.
By this light, he changes more and more, I thinke he be angrie indeede Clau.
Come, come you Waspe, y'faith you are too angrie Kate.
What will then hath yonder babe, which and if he had discretion to require it, if need were, I dare say would now be right angrie with them that keepe him there?
A] "The Pleasant Historie of the two Angrie Women of Abington, with the humerous mirthe of Dick Coomes and Nicholas Prouerbes, two seruingmen.
He is angrie quhen I speik of Walcar, and sayis, that he sall pluk the eiris out of his heid, and that he leis {lies}.
Which now for the extreame paines and tortures of my angrie maladie, and for the small terme of my naturall life, I can neither perform, neither yet liue to see either to take effect, or to sort to anie good conclusion.
In this heat if the earle of Chester and other had not beene at hand, he had suerlie slaine the cheefe iustice euen there with his drawne sword, who was glad to auoid his presence, till his angrie mood was somwhat ouerpassed.
Pray be not angrie Sir at what I say; Or if you be, tis at your owne adventure.
Let him alone, There's nothing that allayes an angrie mind So soone as a sweet beautie; hee'l come to us.
Why angrie Scot, I visit thee for loue: then what mooues thee to wroath?
And Pharao was angrie with them and put th[~e] in warde in his chefe marshals house: euen in y^e preson where Ioseph was bownd.
Pharao was angrie with his servauntes/ and put in warde in the chefe marshals house both me and the chefe baker.
Tully, canst thou not Indure a little danger for my love, The fierie spleene of an angrie Father, Who like a storme will soon consume it self?
But she alas is angrie still, Which sheweth but a womans will: She bites the lippe and cries fie, fie, And kissing sweetly away she doth flie.
Thus shee wasAngrie with her selfe | [Note u: Ephes.
Since you are angrie Sir, I am bold to tell you that I am a woman, and a rib.
Be not angrie Sir, but as the Poet sings, let your displeasure be a short furie, and goe out.
Taurus after he had disputed much of that affection, turned to Gellius and said: “This is mine opinion of the angrie man: but what the Philosopher Plutarche iudgeth thereof, I thincke it not a misse to tell thee.
The sad shal be discharged of heauinesse, the angrie and cholericke purged, the pleasaunt mainteined in mirthe, the whole furnished with disporte, and the sicke appaysed of griefe.
The Queene, so angrie as she could be, commaunded her out of her sight, and to be shutte into a chamber alone, that none might speake vnto her.
Ambitious Yorke did leuell at thy Crowne, Thou smiling, while he knit his angrie browes.
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