Show BRAV BRAVERY rity EItY AND COWARDICE adice PROVERBS CHAPTER SECOND 1 A coward is a fearful mail man and should be 8 s leuned by the brave as altogether unworthy of their notice 2 he crouchett heth before an cne cue enemy cuemy ayt and d often witti tears and many concessions ces lons entreat eth him to spare him 3 A coward often becomes become s a traitor for he will always sacrifice others to save his own person 4 he will even sacrifice his wives and his bis children in order to save his own life 5 the bars of s a prison hath bath an especial terror for him to avoid which he will renounce his faith and will also deny his god 6 A coward makes manifest his true truc character only when put to the test for at all other times he is seemingly as brave as a lion 7 he boa continually to his ills fellows of what he would do should he ile be tested but his bravery consi only in words 8 for as soon as danger mena ceth him he will dent deny deny his 0 own W words and seek to shelter himself under any thin covering co verin g 9 he H should never be trusted with any position of responsibility for he would abandon it upon the first appearance of danger 10 apo A poat i of f honor should be given only to the brave for unlike the coward he would hold it at the risk of his own life 11 A brave man is the pride of any family community or nation to which chic ani ank he belongs be iongi longi 12 but because a man is brave it need not follow that he should rush recklessly into dano dang danger r 13 for a glorious orious success quietly obtained is more profitable than the danders of a battle 14 solomon says A prudent man fOre seeth the tile evil and nideth himself hims c if but the simple pass on and are pu punished il 11 1 15 it does not betoken betcke n a lack of bravery b raver Y to take no notice of the threats of an enemy I 1 ag A brave man seldom reveals to his hia b foe his entire strength but rese reserves ryes it for the final finai contest IT 17 A coward is always ready to talk of compromise with an enemy but a brave man nian never surrenders althou although ah he may retire for a while in tu order to obtain a greater victory victor 18 the bravery exhibited on tile the battlefield battle battie nield field or in times of physical danger Is not the only kina kind that ought to be applauded 19 10 the maintenance of correct principles against great odds has aiwas alwa s brought reward to the mail man or men who dared maintain them 20 2 10 A coward vill will generally echio the sentiments of the strongest party be they right or wrong while the brave man when wien be he see sec sees 4 the minority is Js in the right i will vill sus sustain tain them a against ainest all odds tl 21 the enduring of imprisonment and a willin willingness gnes s to sacrifice gac tac bac rinee rince life itself rather than to yield a correct principle pi is tile the highest type ot of braver brayer erly erty 22 the acme of cowardice is only reached when physical punishment is applied to suppress moral inoval conviction convictions 23 the world Is full of cowards who boast and make a great noise while the truly brave are aie few indeed and ani have to be sought after diligently because of their retiring modesty 21 24 when a brave man speaks ills his words are f full ull uil of meaning while the utterances of coward are arc not dorthy of notice |