1
I am wrong, lights of the Baals; there are intrepid men among you!
2
Brave and intrepid men are not sent to the fortress.
3
These intrepid men would travel by foot across the wild and tough land to collect the ice.
4
Two intrepid men, tried in great wars, the Marshal Lobau and General Bugeaud, were in command, Bugeaud under Lobau.
5
The few intrepid men who succeed in keeping the people's party in the field are derided and denounced as anarchists.
6
The college had been started by intrepid men who had no capital but faith and an overmastering sense of duty.
7
Many of those intrepid men, who had so tranquilly entered upon the most terrible of adventures, turned aside their heads.
8
Strong in this testimony, she thought she could listen without cowardice to those religious instincts which even intrepid men had obeyed.
9
Picking out three intrepid men, Radisson crossed the marsh by a creek which the Indian canoes used, to go to Nelson River.
10
But a few days were centuries to these intrepid men, and they consecrated every moment to observing the moon they no longer hoped to reach.
11
Intrepid men had assaulted the rampart, and even leaped upon and over it, only to meet their death upon the other side.
