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 1 1,2|        for it was impossible to risk the balloon and those whom
 2 1,3|    venture into the channel, we risk being carried into the open
 3 2,2|         the engineer, "you will risk depriving the colony of
 4 2,2|         another." ~"There is no risk at all in it, captain,"
 5 3,2| engineer, hesitating, "you will risk your life-" ~"Why not, sir?" ~"
 6 3,3| although they knew they ran the risk of being cut off, had not
 7 3,3|       impossible, for she would risk running aground and being
 8 3,3|     enter the channel, with the risk of grounding at low tide,
 9 3,3|        knows well that it would risk the brig, if the sea got
10 3,5|      our guns will bear without risk the expansion of the pyroxyle
11 3,6|        Do you think, they would risk themselves in a boat of
12 3,9|       to the corral would be to risk receiving a gunshot without
13 3,0|      climbed the plateau at the risk of being perceived and fired
14 3,3|         begin to awake, as they risk meeting with some obstruction,
15 3,5|     settlers followed it at the risk of occasioning a fall of
16 3,7|           I for one would never risk myself in such a craft.
17 3,8|      spot where it could run no risk of harm. ~The storm had
18 3,8|         would be exposed to the risk of disintegration. Although,
19 3,8| handkerchiefs, for they ran the risk of being blinded and suffocated. ~
20 3,9|      this would be to incur the risk of blowing up a portion
21 3,9|       granite, it would run the risk of being crushed in the
22 3,0|         Ayrton had saved at the risk of his life, at the very