Chapter

1 IV|         among those families had courage to ask itself~the question, "
2 VI|         escape bore witness~to a courage, intelligence, and coolness
3 VI| formidable journey. Summoning up courage, already highly strung~by
4 VI|         That promise kept up his courage and gave~him new strength.
5 VI|        yourself; if you have not courage enough, here is my~dagger."~ ~
6 VI|         he drew a fresh~stock of courage from his pride as a European,
7 VI|         His~guide, that giant in courage and intelligence, finished
8 X |         where the relatives~have courage enough to teach the wisdom
9 X |        to~keep up his mistress's courage while she was lying in of