See angerly on Wiktionary
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"ref": "[1492?], Reymond [i.e., Raymond of Capua], anonymous translator, “ […] [O]f the Progenye of This Holy Mayde ⁊ Vyrgyn Gloryous Saint Katheryn of Sene […]”, in […] [T]he Lyf of Saint Katherin of Senis the Blessid Virgin, [London?]: [Wynkyn de Worde], →OCLC, folio a ij, verso, column 2:",
"text": "[H]e exceded neuer in ſpeche by haſty ne angrye woꝛde ⸝ but whan he ſaw ony of his meyny greued oꝛ herd hem ſpeke angerly or bytter wordes ⸝ anon he comforted eche of theym wyth a glad chere and ſayde in yͤ maner of that contree.",
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