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 1 2 |         declared it was want of courage; but the truth was~that
 2 2 |         privations, but without courage~for commonplace avocations.
 3 3 |     that compassed the sea, the courage, indomitable, of the Breton~
 4 8 |  comradeship. Conti has not the courage of his vice; he smiles~at
 5 8 |       dressed. I do respect his~courage; he is brave; bravery, they
 6 8 |       were travelling I saw his courage~tested; he risked the life
 7 10|        life, but I~have not the courage to quit it," he went on,
 8 12|         I believe I should find courage to kill a man who,~seeing
 9 14|       pedestal, "I have not~the courage to conceal what you are
10 18|        death. Bretons possess a courage of nature which makes them
11 19|          Learn to lie; have~the courage of a criminal, and his impudence.
12 20|  indifference.~But all Sabine's courage abandoned her one evening
13 25|       was the first to have the courage to diagnose.~In one, it
14 26| Palferine and Calyste, a man of courage without~assertion. She hesitated
15 26|         now if you have had the courage to break with du Guenic."~ ~"
16 26|         of conjugal love, finds courage to return~to her duty, the