1
In fact, I dare not; she is in too complicated a mood.
2
Yes, yes; it seems strange; I dare say that it seems strange.
3
He stood in the pillared portico and did not dare go in.
4
The water in Maine is so cold one dare hardly go in.
5
I went to see your house; I did not dare go in.
1
This, the court said, was sufficient to presume they were unlawfully acquired.
2
Instinctively, some presume well-off frequent flyers are deserving victims of aviation taxes.
3
I presume I can count on you good people to be witnesses.
4
There would be no particular danger in my tasting liquor, I presume.
5
I presume it is no different in A&E departments throughout the country.
1
Nothing more could be done, except to make bold assurances to Mr.
2
Now and then, you see, we make bold with the king's deer.
3
May I then make bold to crave a boon of thy highness?
4
What is your real name, if I may make bold to ask?
5
When do we start, if a fellow might make bold to ask?
6
May I make bold to ask how is your goose, King O'Toole?
7
I am in a position where I must make bold claims.
8
Therefore I make bold once more to speak plainly of such commonplace things.
9
Maggie shared this taste, although she did not make bold profession of it.
10
Since you are so good, I think I will make bold.
11
There's good stuff in that lad, I make bold to say.
12
And may I make bold humbly to beg your reverence's pardon-
13
Who are the thieves, if I may make bold to ask?
14
Maybe, sir, but if I may make bold again, I think you're wrong.
15
May I make bold to say you are looking grum to-day?
16
And it's no better with one's children, I make bold to assure you.
