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"insolent couard"? Pas certain
I think you're right
the original line is "insolent coward"
It almost sounds like he pronounces the d which is my only hesitancy
But I don't see anything else it could be
Almost sounds like "couatre" 
Ugh these synonyms are the death of me. So not only is there lâche and troulliard now we also have couard?
couard most directly related to english "coward" (roughly referring to someone having their tail between their legs, "to cower")
trouillard from "trouille" which is fear
lâche from "lâcher", to give up