1
But go thy way; none suspect thee to be the redoubtable enemy of our heads.
2
They fled as if they could not put sufficient distance between themselves and their redoubtable enemy.
3
Swindlers and murderers had no more redoubtable enemy, for he seemed to read the most secret thoughts of their minds.
4
The statesman, driven by family considerations to crush Pons, did not so much as see the physical weakness of his redoubtable enemy.
5
Swindlers and murderers had no more redoubtable enemy, for he seemed to read in the recesses of their souls their most secret thoughts.
6
A woman of that disposition bears the first shock of a redoubtable enemy with courage, but, the danger better understood, she fears a second attack.