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brave — especially showing an adventurous spirit or level-headed determination in difficult circumstances
- He sometimes preached Jehan very long and severe sermons, which the latter intrepidly endured.1.4.5 — Vol 1 Bk 4 Chpt 5 — More about Claude Frollo (17% in)
- "Upon my word," said he, in his tone of intrepid fatuity, "here is a charming creature!2.7.1 — Vol 2 Bk 7 Chpt 1 — The Danger of Confiding One's.... (63% in)
- When the scholar beheld himself disarmed, stripped, weak, and naked in those terrible hands, he made no attempt to speak to the deaf man, but began to laugh audaciously in his face, and to sing with his intrepid heedlessness of a child of sixteen, the then popular ditty: "~Elle est bien habillée, La ville de Cambrai; Marafin l'a pillée~....2.10.4 — Vol 2 Bk 10 Chpt 4 — An Awkward Friend (94% in)
- When Quasimodo, who had not ceased to fight for a moment, beheld this rout, he fell on his knees and raised his hands to heaven; then, intoxicated with joy, he ran, he ascended with the swiftness of a bird to that cell, the approaches to which he had so intrepidly defended.2.10.7 — Vol 2 Bk 10 Chpt 7 — Chateaupers to the Rescue (96% in)
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