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 1     I,  25|     that they were cunning and bold, he loaded them with presents
 2     I,  47|   elevation, he shewed himself bold, crafty, and enterprising;
 3     I,  54|     every one waiting for some bold demonstration from his neighbour,
 4     I,  67|                                Bold before the danger came and
 5    II,  14|        brave, were all equally bold in the moment of victory.
 6   III,  17|      with his ready skill, his bold hand, his encouraging voice,
 7   III,  19|        we shall be at least as bold, and shall enjoy more licence
 8   III,  40|        course, and was neither bold enough on the one hand,
 9    IV,  21|  camp-followers, cowardly, but bold of speech before the moment
10    IV,  50|     only hope of safety was in bold action; that in such action
11    IV,  59|  escape, thought it best to be bold, and, summoning an assembly,
12    IV,  69| Civilis, acting either on some bold impulse or by a preconcerted
13    IV,  74|    spirit of the troops by his bold language; for he would,