Chapter

 1  1,2|         and lends them even more courage than the reckless adventurers
 2  1,2|         and so mustering all her courage, she said: "Are you acquainted
 3  1,2|          himself for his lack of courage and his weakness in displaying
 4  2,5|          you? How did I have the courage to remain silent and conceal
 5  3,1|       some other scoundrel whose courage does not equal his meanness." ~ ~"
 6  4,1|      might do so; but I lack the courage - Mademoiselle Marguerite
 7  5,2|           It must be so! Give me courage, my God!" ~ ~
 8  7,2|      summoned all her energy and courage, and had mastered her despair.
 9  7,3|   ridicule. So summoning all his courage he went toward Madame d'
10  7,3|          hope. But will you have courage to forget?" ~"What?" ~She
11  7,4|       secret! And I doubted your courage, my Wilkie! At last I can
12  7,7|          if he were not. So take courage, and hope for the best,
13 10,1|       existence. "If she has any courage," he resumed, "and she seems
14 12,1|          Baron Trigault. And his courage met with its first reward. ~
15 13,2|        he is exceedingly shrewd. Courage and good luck!" ~ ~
16 13,3|                                3~Courage! It was not necessary to
17 13,3|         him, could scarcely lack courage. While he was condemned
18 13,7|     worthy Turk seemed to gather courage. But no! He deliberated
19 14,5|        happiest conceptions, his courage failed him. "I came to talk
20 15,4|      equalled mine, increased my courage a hundredfold, and made
21 16,4|          Marguerite's energy and courage will flag. What do you think
22 17,1|    eventually, mustering all his courage, he replied: "Well, yes,
23 18,1|       that I am sure of success. Courage!" ~"Well!" said the spurious
24 18,1|        old magistrate's advice: "Courage!" ~But it was no longer
25 18,1|        had already increased her courage an hundredfold. The future
26 18,5|        required; and if he found courage to apply for a legal separation,
27 18,5|        and so, summoning all her courage, the baroness broke the
28 18,5| Marguerite. "That I hate her? My courage would fail me to do so.
29 19,4|        rewards me for an hour of courage. My poor father's plan also
30 19,5|         endowed with some of the courage and energy which distinguished