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 1     I,  3 |   husbands into exile; there were brave kinsmen and faithful sons
 2     I,  32|        our noble Emperor with his brave friends barricades the doors
 3    II,  14|     soldiers, whether cowardly or brave, were all equally bold in
 4    II,  46|          in escaping from it; the brave and the energetic cling
 5    II,  48|         Enter then on life with a brave heart, and never entirely
 6    II,  86|     strength to his party. He was brave in battle, ready of speech,
 7   III,  27| distinguish the cowardly from the brave, and to stimulate his men
 8   III,  69|          place without loss; for, brave as were the soldiers of
 9    IV,  25|        The swords of thousands of brave men are directed by one
10    IV,  60|         second time traitors, and brave the anger of heaven while
11    IV,  67|     thrown open every land to the brave. Resume the manners and