But the courageous blue made the house and rug click.
He'd be forced to carry the dog from house to house until someone was courageous enough to claim it.
His words are those of a courageous, thoughtful and inspiring leader, who understands that a house divided against itself cannot stand.
He depicted instead the robust and courageous women of the town, who mended the nets, kept house, and waited for their men to return from the sea.
Photographing herself alone in an abandoned house, she was a lithe Everywoman — tortured, bewildered, withdrawn, flirtatious, courageous.
In its leader at the weekend, the Sunday Times told how "courageous reporter Peter Wilson" was physically assaulted when he approached Hunt at his house.
After the fire is put out, the courageous news reporter on the scene asks the chief firefighter, "is the house in better shape than when you got here?" Yes, that would be a really ridiculous question.
The extra kicker here of course is that Russia's lower house of parliament recently passed an anti-terror law that critics — including, yes, courageous whistleblower Edward Snowden — have warned will in fact hammer online privacy rights in Russia.
But he has done courageous things to force local authorities in the rich south to address their growing housing needs, not least on development of brownfield sites.
There was the courageous member of parliament who threw himself in front of the machines, and the tent city that sprang up to house protesters who refused to leave.
