"Flashman on the March" (Knopf; $24), George MacDonald Fraser's twelfth book about the Victorian rogue and soldier Flashman, finds both the author and the hero in dauntless fettle, the former as keen to invent perils and seducible women as the latter is, respectively, to survive and to seduce them.
By John Updike "Flashman on the March" (Knopf; $24), George MacDonald Fraser's twelfth book about the Victorian rogue and soldier Flashman, finds both the author and the hero in dauntless fettle, the former as keen to invent perils and seducible women as the latter is, respectively, to survive and to seduce them.
Well, here is sheer, dauntless, leonine courage.
Again he was disappointed yet dauntless.
She was ninety years old, and dauntless.
Meseck, Moran, Barrett, Dauntless Towing Co., etc.
Our hero is one Robin Longstride, played by Russell Crowe, who seems a bit short for the name; it suggests someone rangy, whereas the dauntless persona that Crowe has constructed, over many films, owes less to his gait than to his lightly submerged temper and his bearish build.
Prince Dauntless the Drab (Jesse Cox '03) wants desperately to marry.
Some people who know him think he is dauntless.
These men - superfit and unbelievably tough - were dauntless.
