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 1  Ind      |       like (if they pleased~ ~to adventure it) even as boldly as the
 2    1,    8|         till a word happening at adventure,~ ~and perhaps not purposely
 3    2,    5|        related to them the whole adventure, in the same sort as~ ~it
 4    2,    5|        therefore he would gladly adventure with them.~ ~ The selfe
 5    2,    8|          races, but nimbly would adventure~ ~on as many more, so copious
 6    2,    8|   enemies. But before they would adventure any rash proceeding,~ ~they
 7    2,   10|          my necke, and I durst~ ~adventure the utter losse of her,
 8    3,    1|        never any man daring to~ ~adventure among us, except our good
 9    3,    2|           for joy~ ~of atchieved adventure. When he espied the King
10    3,    5|         heare I am, I may boldly adventure (and not without good~ ~
11    3,    8|   Tombesside, as not~ ~daring to adventure any further, or knowing
12    3,    9|      indauntable; that she would adventure to practise~ ~such meanes,
13    3,    9|   courage, in making such a bold adventure; he kissed the two sweete~ ~
14    4,    4|        to him, except they would adventure the fight. When the~ ~Sarazines
15    5,    1|        or loose my life in~ ~the adventure. Being thus resolved, he
16    5,    3|         her ready resolution, to adventure with him~ ~thorough all
17    5,    3|        the~ ~scope of their bold adventure; she reproved them both
18    5,    4|          enstruct it, and I will adventure it. Ricciardo having~ ~considered
19    5,    4|         then was requisite in an adventure so dangerous: it~ ~fortuned,
20    5,    4|  notwithstanding this her bold~ ~adventure) made earnest suite to her
21    5,    8|     ENEMY TO HIMSELFE. MOREOVER, ADVENTURE OFTENTIMES BRINGETH SUCH~ ~
22    6,    3|        of this Gallant? Dare you adventure another wager with him?~ ~
23    6,    3|          should make such a vile adventure, I would~ ~looke to bee
24    7,    1|         her.~ ~Yet never durst I adventure to essay it, living heere
25    7,    7|       better manner perceive it. Adventure into my~ ~Chamber about
26    7,    9|       upon a silly~ ~and shallow adventure: Wherefore, I thinke it
27    7,    9|          mine owne honour, as to adventure it in your sight,~ ~and
28    7,    9|            neither of them would adventure such familiarity before
29    8,    3| exceedingly proud of so happy an adventure: did not meane to speake~ ~
30    8,    7|           as (with boldnes)~ ~to adventure.~ ~ Madame Helena, more
31    8,    7|    resort. There dare I~ ~boldly adventure to mount up, and with the
32    8,    7|       wicked spirits, all~ ~this adventure hapned to her. Then Physitians
33    8,    8|      loving Neighbor, before you adventure too farre in~ ~anger, vouchsafe
34    8,    9|          and I dare the better~ ~adventure on your fidelity: the meanes
35    8,    9|       bold, to undertake such an adventure as this: never presume any~ ~
36    8,   10|     summe of money, wherewith to adventure a second losse,~ ~in hope
37    8,   10|          I have a much~ ~greater adventure, amounting unto more then