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 1 VII   |         CHAPTER VII.~A WOMAN’S COURAGE~Thus ended this memorable
 2 VII   |       and not to lose time and courage by calm reflection. I had
 3 VII   |       had at that moment quite courage enough to strap my knapsack
 4 VII   |  philosopher, a man of immense courage, and you must remember that
 5 X     |          Quite so.”~“And whose courage was equal to his genius!”~“
 6 XVI   |        our path. I had not the courage to look down either of them.
 7 XX    |     shall have no water.” “Nor courage either?” asked my uncle
 8 XXI   | ironically, “you have found no courage or energy in these few drops
 9 XXI   |    these few drops of water?”~“Courage?”~“I see you just as feeble-minded
10 XXVIII|               Axel, Axel, take courage!”~. . . .~“Wait! I am exhausted!
11 XXVIII|         Speak to me!”~. . . .~“Courage,” resumed my uncle. “Don’
12 XLI   |  expect to live. But I had the courage to preserve silence. I wished