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He began to fume with rage and exasperation.
2
He fumed with rage, and sought Gregory, the Buller's house captain.
3
Neither could the count dismount from his saddle; he sat there fuming with rage.
4
He strode up and down the room, fuming with rage.
5
To this hard and false situation Tiberius, fuming with rage, had to adjust himself.
6
The one fumes with rage; the other remains calm.
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Lovelace came into the changing-room, fuming with rage.
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He stood for an instant fuming with rage and uncertain whether he should not renew his attack.
9
Ab Durkin was fuming with rage.
10
Baldos fairly fumed with rage.
11
'This thing shall be stopped,' he declared, fuming with rage.
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It really seems to be the same, of horrible memory, because I remember my uncle in it, fuming with rage.
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This one, though, is the big one, the one which will get every single one of you fuming with rage.
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"The sooner the better, sir!" said the Colonel, fuming with rage.
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Very likely he was off condoling with his friend and fellow conspirator, the caretaker, and I fumed with rage and disappointment.
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The composer seems to be fuming with rage: the left hand rushes impetuously along and the right hand strikes in with passionate ejaculations.