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1       II|           out at service. And if I venture to speak of the ten thousand
2     VIII|        insolent familiarity, might venture upon. He fancied he could
3       IX|       fearing observation, did not venture to leave the shelter of
4    XVIII|       beside the andirons.~ ~“If I venture to present myself at your
5   XXVIII|         and of my life. Now, I can venture to tell you how ardently
6     XXIX| standing-room. The soldiers do not venture there even in the daytime.”~ ~“
7     XLIV|   merciless warfare. I shall never venture forth without fearing a
8    XLVII|        away in the distance did he venture to go back to the Borderie.~ ~