"Boehme." "Plain fact, "said Sir Richmond. "No Rage--no Go." "But rage without discipline?" "Discipline afterwards. The rage first." "But rage against what? And FOR what?" "Against the Universe. And for--? That's more difficult. What IS the little beast squalling itself crimson for? Ultimately?英文原著 · 《The Secret Places of the Heart》
And then rage came to my relief--rage against the vile traitor who had deserted three of his fellow countrymen in so frightful a position. I tried to feel an equal rage against the woman, but somehow I could not, and kept searching for excuses for her--her youth, her inexperience, her savagery.英文原著 · 《The Lost Continent》
"Wasps and bees certainly seem to rage, but if one comes to think, most of the invertebrata show very few signs of it." "I'm not so sure," said Sir Richmond. "I've never seen a snail in a towering passion or an oyster slamming its shell behind it. But these are sluggish things. Oysters sulk, which is after all a smouldering sort of rage. And take any more active invertebrate. Take a spider. Not a smashing and swearing sort of rage perhaps, but a disciplined, cold- blooded malignity. Crabs fight.英文原著 · 《The Secret Places of the Heart》
There's a lot of rage about most of them at first, male or female. " "Queer little eddies of fury. Recently--it happens-- I've been seeing one. A spit of red wrath, clenching its fists and squalling threats at a damned disobedient universe." The doctor was struck by an idea and glanced quickly and questioningly at his companion's profile. "Blind driving force," said Sir Richmond, musing. "Isn't that after all what we really are?" he asked the doctor. "Essentially--Rage. A rage in dead matter, making it alive." "Schopenhauer," footnoted the doctor.英文原著 · 《The Secret Places of the Heart》
What was revolt five years ago is Revolution now--revolution which has ingulfed thrones, and principalities, and powers; which has set up crownless, inhereditary kings and counselors of its own, and has bloodily torn them down again by dozens; which has raged and raged on unrestrainedly in fierce earnest, until but one king can still govern and control it for a little while. That king is named Terror, and seventeen hundred and ninety-four is the year of his reign.英文原著 · 《AFTER DARK》
Such were the exclamations, while the Highlander, starting from the ground, all his coldness and caution lost in frantic rage, sprung at his antagonist with the fury, the activity, and the vindictive purpose of an incensed tiger-cat. But when could rage encounter science and temper? Robin Oig again went down in the unequal contest; and as the blow was necessarily a severe one, he lay motionless on the floor of the kitchen. The landlady ran to offer some aid, but Mr. Fleecebumpkin would not permit her to approach.英文原著 · 《Chronicles of the Canongate》
- Turn that into rage. - Why would I do-- You always turn hurt into rage, you idiotic piece of shit.美剧 · 《Suits》