Book,  Par.

 1     I,  84|       changed their looks and spirits, anxious not to appear discouraged
 2     I,  87|       of peace regained their spirits amidst the confusions of
 3    II,  4 |     disclosed the future. His spirits raised, Titus rejoined his
 4    II,  19|      the capital, broke their spirits. All the oldest among them
 5    II,  99| bodies, all energy from their spirits. Slowly, and with thin ranks,
 6    IV,  15|    the nation and the boldest spirits of the lower class. When
 7    IV,  72|       the peril of the braver spirits, and that the Roman legions
 8    IV,  82|   strength, could raise their spirits for a new effort or for
 9     V,  17|      begun by all the boldest spirits among our troops, but a
10     V,  28|      often breaks the noblest spirits. He asked for a conference.