Letter

 1 XVI      |        not had it, lacking the courage. I have preferred to leave
 2 XX       |        when you are here. Have courage.~I don’t experience, as
 3 XXI      |        the Smart Set, you have courage and that is good. I have
 4 XXI      |       that is good. I have the courage which makes me pass for
 5 XXI      |     the future, which supports courage and effaces all the wounds
 6 XXIII    |     STOCKS.” That will GIVE ME COURAGE, as they say here, to read
 7 XXVIII   |        on the forehead, crying courage for your labor and running
 8 XLII     |         is it getting on? Your courage has not declined? Solitude
 9 LVI      |     late. I worked up a joy, a courage at the idea of seeing you
10 LXIII    |       an angel of goodness, of courage, of devotion. It is a heavy
11 LXIII    |    were here you would give me courage; but my poor children are
12 LXV      |       and purely philosophical courage to me, is like cauterizing
13 LXIX     |        ignores.~Come, a little courage; you can leave Paris at
14 LXXXVIII |    between ourselves. It takes courage to venture to say even hesitatingly,
15 C        |    give of myself, I live with courage and resolution, but I am
16 CXXV     |       shall see you soon, have courage in the sickening work of
17 CLXIV    |       for a real type of moral courage, which had undergone all
18 CLXV     |     things to me to restore my courage. I have hardly any, but
19 CLXVII   |     don’t know where I get the courage to keep on living in the
20 CLXXV    |      the moment. As for me, my courage is weak. There is always
21 CLXXXVIII|       you are and what immense courage you have!~I am not like
22 CXC      |       thinking. I have not the courage to go there. Do come to
23 CXCII    |  letter, and I was waiting for courage to answer it; I would like
24 CXCIII   |      know where. Have you more courage than I have? Give me some
25 CXCVI    |      the past ought to give us courage; but it is not at all so.
26 CCXXI    |        to know if you have the courage that you need. The end of
27 CCXLIV   |   praise from you gives us the courage which does not depart from
28 CCXLIV   |       but which is often a sad courage, while you make it sparkling
29 CCLXXX   |      right arm. I have not the courage to stay in bed: I spend
30 CCXCIV   |     you. But you will give her courage and consolation, it is the
31 CCXCVIII |    working? Good luck and good courage! The old man is coming to
32 CCXCVIII | finding you there will give me courage; that is not what will be