Quote by Jean Francois Regnard

It is amidst great perils we see brave hearts.

It is amidst great perils we see brave hearts.

Summary

This quote suggests that true bravery can be observed and appreciated when faced with significant dangers or risks. The idea is that it is only when individuals are confronted with threatening or challenging situations that their courage and strength of character emerge. It implies that such trying circumstances bring out the best in people and provide opportunities for them to exhibit bravery and resilience. In essence, this quote highlights the importance of looking deeply into critical times to recognize and admire those who demonstrate bravery.

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By Jean Francois Regnard

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