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1 VIII,  1|          mildness or cross temper, courage, or timidity, fear or confidence,
2  IX,  1 |          to cunning or simplicity, courage or timidity, to good temper
3  IX,  1 |         others in size, and in the courage with which they face the
4  IX,  1 |           kinds are remarkable for courage and endurance of hard labour.~
5  IX,  1 |          cases, the superiority in courage rests with the female. With
6  IX,  1 | extraordinary extent in the way of courage. Indians employ these animals
7  IX,  3 |        timidity, to gentleness, to courage, to tameness, to intelligence,
8  IX,  36|      buzzard; the next in point of courage is the merlin; and the circus
9  IX,  44|          differences in respect to courage and timidity, as also, even