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 1 Pre|      And although it requires courage to treat of those matters
 2 1  | willingly, not excepting that courage of his, for his friends,
 3 1  |    the army, those of greater courage and vitality may be observed.
 4 2  |       that this difference in courage causes disorders. Nor should
 5 2  |      I will always fight with courage seeing my succor nearby:
 6 2  |       authority, who with his courage, with words and by example
 7 2  |  needs must be they have much courage and consequently, are livelier.
 8 3  |    your prudence, I will take courage to say that I intend. Tell
 9 3  |    like those who thought the courage of the soldiers could be
10 4  |    army, but so increased its courage that it was victorious.
11 4  | places, did not give Hannibal courage to go and meet him, or by
12 4  |      takes away fear, incites courage, increases obstinacy, and
13 7  |     the Countess, who had the courage to face an army which neither
14 7  |      the attempt proves vain, courage grows in the besieged, and
15 7  |      you are assured of their courage, know they are without fear,