...disease with patience, though she cannot be refused the praise of fortitude. " Courage may be shown by a seaman who braves the dangers of the sea, or...danger from a living, if not a human adversary. The tortures of llegulus were distant, though certain : he would rather be said to have encountered them...

...disease with patience, though she cannot be refused the praise of fortitude. " Courage may be shown by a seaman who braves the dangers of the sea, or...danger from a living if not a human adversary. The tortures of Regulus were distant, though certain ; he would rather be said to have encountered them...

...determined fortitude when he returned to death rather than violate his pledged word. 'Courage may be shown by a seaman who braves the dangers of the sea, or...who mounts a horse which no one else will approach. tortures of Hegulus were distant, though certain ; he would rather be said to have encountered them...

...determined fortitude when he returned to death rather than violate his pledged word. ' Courage may be shown by a seaman who braves the dangers of the sea, or...who mounts a horse which no one else will approach. tortures of Regulus were distant, though certain ; he would rather be said to have encountered them...

...braves the dangers of the sea, or by a horseman who mounts a horse which no one else will approach. ' Valour and bravery can only be displayed against present...from a living — if not a human — adversary. The tortures of Regulus were distant, though certain ; he would rather be said to have encountered them...

...disease with patience, though she cannot be refused the praise of fortitude. " Courage may be shown by a seaman who braves the dangers of the sea, or...groan. Valour and bravery can only be displayed against jirescnt danger from a living if not a human adversary. The tortures of Regulus were distant, though...

...determined fortitude when he returned to death rather than violate his pledged word. ' Courage may be shown by a seaman who braves the dangers of the sea, or...who mounts a horse which no one else will approach. ' Valour and bravery can only be displayed against present danger from a living — if not a 150 Law,...

...James Macintosh particularly notes the difference between valour and courage. Valour, according to him, can only be displayed against present danger from a living, if not a human, adversary. There was a little tale published many years ago, called the ' Chelsea Pensioners,' in which this distinction...

...determined fortitude when he returned to death rather than violate his pledged word. ' Courage may be shown by a seaman who braves the dangers of the sea, or...who mounts a horse which no one else will approach. tortures of Regulus were distant, though certain ; he would rather be said to have encountered them...