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 1 I    | virtues he added incontestable courage, and he would lay his hand
 2 XIII |    admiring his shrewdness and courage. He—Lecoq—had prepared himself
 3 XIII | inspires.~“What coolness, what courage!” continued the young detective. “
 4 XIV  |    ever inflamed with hope and courage.~Unfortunately, however,
 5 XIV  |   glasses of Bordeaux sent new courage and energy coursing through
 6 XV   |      and at once I lose all my courage. Now, let me reflect calmly.
 7 XVIII|        for, however strong his courage may be, he will have his
 8 XVIII|         you are not wanting in courage and energy,” said he.~“Misdirected
 9 XVIII|      your orders to act. Hope! Courage!”~
10 XX   |     depended entirely upon the courage, skill, and coolness of
11 XXI  |   ascertain if his companion’s courage was equal to his shrewdness
12 XXII |    insults, perhaps? I haven’t courage enough for that. Nor do
13 XXII |        trying to gain hope and courage by reflecting on the career
14 XXV  |     raging highest, he had the courage to assume the sole responsibility