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1 1 | touchstone in which there is no risk and no great danger than
2 1 |   consider which is the greater risk:—Would you rather test a
3 1 |   making bargains with him at a risk to yourself, or by having
4 3 |       feeling or willingness to risk their lives on their behalf;
5 3 |         to their help, or would risk the danger of an alliance
6 7 |         you bid me, at whatever risk, to proceed along the path
7 8 |       obey the law, let him run risk of failing in the competition
8 12|      open to all of us:—We must risk the whole on the chance