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 1    Pref           |       her humility, had not the courage to burn it; he sent it to
 2    Pref           |         lax and the wicked take courage and lose the fear of God,
 3    Life, Pro      |         past, but I had not the courage to attempt it. And I pray
 4    Life, I        |         I believe, had given us courage enough, even at so tender
 5    Life, III      |    which filled me with so much courage, that I resolved to tell
 6    Life, IV       |       failed me. But He gave me courage to fight against myself,
 7    Life, V        |          This seemed to give me courage.~17. The feast of our Lady,
 8    Life, VIII     |         in that I had still the courage to pray. I say courage,
 9    Life, VIII     |      the courage to pray. I say courage, because I know of nothing
10    Life, VIII     |    world which requires greater courage than plotting treason against
11    Life, VIII     |        that it required all the courage I had to force myself in.
12    Life, VIII     |          They say of me that my courage is not slight, and it is
13    Life, VIII     |         that God has given me a courage beyond that of a woman;
14    Life, IX       |         that He bore me, I took courage again. Of His mercy I never
15    Life, X        |   course tends to take away all courage; for we shall think ourselves
16    Life, X        |        is, that he can have the courage necessary for great things
17    Life, XI       |       require, I think, greater courage than many others in this
18    Life, XVII     |       is certain it has need of courage; because the joy is so great,
19    Life, XVII     |        to walk with the greater courage in the way of our Lord,
20    Life, XIX      |    remains possessed of so much courage, that if it were now hewn
21    Life, XXII     |     giving strength to some and courage to others. In the most Holy
22    Life, XXIII    |     offend God; for the want of courage of which I was conscious,
23    Life, XXIII    |          and that I had not the courage to go forth at once in the
24    Life, XXIV     |   visible; for our Lord gave me courage to go  ./. through with
25    Life, XXIV     |      that day forth, I have had courage so great as to leave all
26    Life, XXV      |       desires; who bestows this courage? What have I been thinking
27    Life, XXV      |         God had really given me courage enough not to be afraid
28    Life, XXV      |      These enemies have not the courage to assail any but those
29    Life, XXVI     |      Spirit.~1. I look upon the courage which our Lord has implanted
30    Life, XXVII    |     when He finds the necessary courage. How great was the courage
31    Life, XXVII    |      courage. How great was the courage with which His Majesty filled
32    Life, XXVIII   |       that it required no great courage to look upon Hands and Face
33    Life, XXX      |    would improve me and give me courage; for I found myself very
34    Life, XXXI     |        that it requires greater courage in one not yet perfect to
35    Life, XXXI     |         I have just said, great courage is necessary here for, though
36    Life, XXXI     |      begin, with great fervour, courage, and desire, to advance
37    Life, XXXIII   |        great spirituality, high courage, strong understanding, and
38    Life, XXXIII   |        beauty, and bade me take courage, and go on with what I had
39    Life, XXXIV    |        sickly. He has given him courage to undertake good works,
40    Life, XXXV(511)|        to her, "Woman of strong courage, let it be as thou wilt."
41    Life, XXXV     |   better. To the young He gives courage and knowledge, so that they
42    Life, XXXVI    |        Why, then, did I fail in courage to serve One to whom I owed
43    Life, XXXVIII  |       him great consolation and courage; and everything came to
44    Life, XXXVIII  |       gives me the strength and courage necessary to draw near to
45    Life, XXXVIII  |       and it required no slight courage on my part not to betray
46    Life, XXXIX    |         of their great love and courage,—without experience none
47    Life, XXXIX    |         now and then but little courage, very frequently a want
48    Life, XXXIX    |        that it requires greater courage to receive these graces
49    Life, XL       |        the latter days, and the courage with which its members would
50     Rel, I        |        whence cometh such great courage. I think I should live to
51     Rel, I        |    solitude arises from want of courage, not from love of virtue.
52     Rel, I        |       many saintly men, give me courage when I am under the pressure
53     Rel, II       |    months,641 God gave me great courage; and the more grievous they
54     Rel, II       |      they were, the greater the courage, without weariness in suffering.
55     Rel, II       |        concerning the faith, my courage seems to me much greater.
56     Rel, III      |         thou holdest back. Take courage, then. Behold, this is what
57     Rel, V        |     think I should have had the courage to do what has been done,
58     Rel, VIII     |         Accordingly it requires courage at first to throw itself
59     Rel, VIII     | comforts the soul, and gives it courage to live on for His sake.~
60     Ind           |          of a sinner, xxxix. 5.~Courage of the Saint, viii. 10;