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 1 I    |      record as one of the most daring conceptions of human genius!” (
 2 I    |      man of such extraordinary daring, face to face!”~“Perhaps
 3 I    |        the recitals he read of daring enterprise and maritime
 4 II   |        be knit together by the daring project of Dr. Samuel Ferguson,
 5 III  |        black; a natural air of daring courage; in fine, something
 6 IV   | southern limit reached by that daring traveller.~He returned in
 7 IV   |      following year. These two daring explorers then reembarked
 8 V    |    place beyond which the most daring explorers have scarcely
 9 VIII |        courageous Kennedy, his daring companion.”~Dick blushed
10 XI   |     wretches, more furious and daring than the rest, attempted
11 XI   |        fate in store for these daring adventurers? Should they
12 XXI  |     dear Dick, with determined daring, and profiting by their
13 XXII |        so pure a sky.~“You are daring travellers!” he said, “and
14 XXVII|       fearful to behold in his daring rashness. There, under a
15 XIX  | extreme point attained by that daring explorer.”~“It seems to
16 XXXII|      country up in the air, or daring to fly like themselves!”~“
17 XXXII|    projection by an abrupt and daring angle.~The doctor, much
18 XXXIV|    doctor had regained all his daring in the midst of this deadly
19 XLI  |        leap to his throat.~The daring fellow was there, grasping
20 XLIII|       Quick! quick!”~And these daring men did not hesitate a moment
21 XLIII|  energetic accent of undaunted daring, exclaimed—~“All is not
22 XLIII| mention made of Dr. Ferguson’s daring expedition, in the European
23 XLIII|       little, settled with the daring travellers still clinging
24 XLIV |      the accomplishment of the daring project, naturally became