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 1 5 | balance of either we cannot venture to assert that we should
 2 5 |   ways to continue, nor yet venture to alter them. We must have
 3 5 |    have escaped; and we may venture now to assert that no other
 4 6 |   no man of sense will even venture to speak of common tables
 5 6 |     beings who did not even venture to taste the flesh of a
 6 8 |    inanimate, should we not venture in the dearth of antagonists
 7 8 |    either that no one shall venture to touch any person of the
 8 9 | newly arrived; he shall not venture to correct such an one by
 9 10|    fast to the rope we will venture upon the depths of the argument.
10 10|     one who admits all this venture to deny that all things
11 11|    were to compel, if I may venture to say a ridiculous thing,