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| 47 | 227 | "Your insults," he remarked, "are more germane to my intelligence than courage, that you should View more quotes about think">think to so simple-mindedly manipulate me". |
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| 47 | 224 | "I think I am brave enough, as men go," he said. |
| 47 | 225 | "On the other hand, it is not my idea of bravery to leap off precipices or fling oneself into the jaws of larls". |
| 47 | 226 | "You acknowledge your cowardice?" I said. |
| 47 | 227 | "Your insults," he remarked, "are more germane to my intelligence than courage, that you should think to so simple-mindedly manipulate me". |
| 47 | 228 | "Fight!" I said. |
| 47 | 229 | "I gather that you have already put an end to some of my men," he said, "and among them two or three who were presumably my superior in swordsmanship". |
| 47 | 230 | "If you do not fight," I said, "you will lose face before your men". |