He ask'd me again thus; Why, you angry mad with Friday, what me done? I ask'd him what he meant; I told him I was not angry with him at all. No angry! No angry! says he, repeating the Words several Times, Why send Friday home away to my Nation? Why, (says I) Friday, did you not say you wish'd you were there? Yes, yes, says he, wish be both there, no wish Friday there, no Master there. In a Word, he would not think of going there without me; I go there!英文原著 · 《ROBINSON CRUSOE》
"No, I don't think so," returned the Marchesino, quite seriously. He had a sense of humor, but it did not always serve him. Occasionally it was fitful, and when summoned by irony remained at a distance. "It is true, Emilio, you have never seen me angry," he continued, reverting to the remark of Artois; "you ought to. Till you have seen a Panacci angry you do not really know him. With you, of course, I could never be angry--never, never. You are my friend, my comrade. To you I tell everything."
A sudden remembrance seemed to come to him.英文原著 · 《A Spirit in Prison》
They reached Ruffo's boat. As they did so, the Marchesino glanced at it with a certain knowing impudence that was peculiarly Neapolitan. "When I came to the top of the islet the Signorina was with that boy," the Marchesino continued. "Well?" said Artois. "Oh, you need not be angry, Emilio caro."
"I am not angry," said Artois. Nor was he. It is useless to be angry with racial characteristics, racial points of view. He knew that well.英文原著 · 《A Spirit in Prison》
Ye have not injured me at all. "I am not angry with you," says Paul. "Why should I be angry with you, since you have done me no injury at all?"
To this the Galatians reply: "Why, then, do you say that we are perverted, that we have forsaken the true doctrine, that we are foolish, bewitched, etc., if you are not angry? We must have offended you somehow."
Paul answers: "You Galatians have not injured me. You have injured yourselves. I chide you not because I wish you ill. I have no reason to wish you ill. God is my witness, you have done me no wrong.英文原著 · 《Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians》
He's a berry good pony. He shaked hands wis me, Be'trice--he truly did."
"Did he, hon?" Beatrice, I am sorry to say, was not listening. She was wondering if Sir Redmond was really angry with her--too angry, for instance, to go over where the cattle were. He really ought to go, for he had come West in the interest of the Eastern stockholders in the Northern Pool, to investigate the actual details of the work. He surely would not miss this opportunity, Beatrice thought. And she hoped he was not angry. "Yes, he truly did. Cam'ron interduced us, Be'trice.英文原著 · 《Her Prairie Knight》
"Both hands commenced to skin the Buf- falo, but the right hand was much the swifter worker. It gained upon the left hand rapidly, and this made the left hand angry. Finally the left hand called the right hand 'dog-face.' That is the very worst thing you can call a person in our language, you know, and of course it made the right hand angry. So crazy and angry was the right hand that it stabbed the left hand, and then they began to fight in earnest.英文原著 · 《Indian Why Stories》
Uh, Penny is angry at Leonard, Leonard's angry at me and Penny, I'm angry at Leonard and Amy, Raj is angry at Howard, And I'm angry at George R.R. Martin 'cause there are no new books for me to spoil for Leonard.美剧 · 《The Big Bang Theory》
Well, so would you say that you're somewhat angry, Very angry or extremely angry?美剧 · 《The Big Bang Theory》
I know. It's just, you said "kill," not "dead." And I'd have to do be pretty angry to kill someone, so I guess my question is, do I have a reason to be angry at Mr. Solis?美剧 · 《Desperate Housewives》