Part,  Chapter

 1 1,3|          help to his master. If we venture into the channel, we risk
 2 1,6|            did not like his dog to venture into the treacherous water. ~"
 3 1,8|         which it was impossible to venture. ~The torches were held
 4 1,1|         the insects which dared to venture there! No mercy was shown
 5 1,2| notwithstanding their wish for it, venture forth, and they remained
 6 2,3|       supplied, the settlers could venture into the vast forest with
 7 2,1|            beforehand." ~"Then why venture there?" ~"To know what is
 8 2,1|    difficult and even dangerous to venture out, owing to the frequently
 9 2,2|            three of his companions venture so far in so small a boat,
10 2,8|       Forests. The explorers could venture there without having anything
11 2,9|        choose the winter season to venture into these seas. Either
12 3,2|         Ayrton did not hesitate to venture onto the "Speedy's" deck,
13 3,3|       before he allowed his men to venture there. ~During an hour and
14 3,3|       Harvey, after all, would not venture his ship into the channel,
15 3,7|           at our absence, he would venture to come?" ~"He must not
16 3,8|   Peninsula, not being inclined to venture into the Far West woods,
17 3,8|          roaming the woods, and to venture there was to expose themselves
18 3,9|           think,-like you, that to venture on the road to the corral
19 3,2|            over which they did not venture without extreme precaution.