Chapter

 1 1 |  Its inhabitants were poor, brave, and, the nature of the
 2 1 | prevailed; the deeds of the brave soldier were sung on the
 3 1 |  home, bore his fate like a brave man, and determined to levy
 4 2 |     every kind of danger to brave everything and subdue everything;
 5 3 |    latter, abandoned by his brave defenders, and finding himself
 6 5 | under his banner. ~"To you, brave Latins," he cried, "I will
 7 7 |     easy man to seize being brave, vigorous, clever, and cunning.
 8 7 |     there, he determined to brave the storm and encounter
 9 8 |      and to rule justly the brave nation associated with my
10 9 | vengeance had urged some to brave these unknown dangers, and
11 10| when thou attackest me as a brave man ought." Then, having