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Meanings of dare much in English

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Usage of dare much in English
1
Nature had bestowed on this lady an ambitious soul and a subtle spirit; she could dare much and could execute finely.
Coningsby; Or, The New Generation
2
Men will dare much for the love of a woman, and that is why the sagaman records love episodes at all.
The Influence of Old Norse Literature on English Literature
3
But there was strength in her, humility, a will that would dare much, suffer much, to fight its way to peace.
Youth Challenges
4
Even the most reckless of gambling junkmen could not be expected to dare much of an investment in such a peek-a-boo game as that.
Blow The Man Down: A Romance Of The Coast
5
God lets a true heart dare much in speech; for He knows that the sputter and foam prove that 'the heart's deeps boil in earnest.'
Expositions of Holy Scripture / Second Kings Chapters VIII to En...
6
Have I not cause to dare much?-forin owning many slaves, I too became a slave; in helping to make many freemen, I liberate myself.
Kitty's Class Day and Other Stories
7
I dared much after I saw what you did a few minutes ago.
The Fourth Watch
8
A man would have dared much, endured much, to win such gracious approval.
The Passenger from Calais
9
Still he has dared much for it before.
Diane of the Green Van
10
You have dared much, Lucy Munro, this hour.
Guy Rivers: A Tale of Georgia
11
As the time passed the situation caught Joan's feverish imagination; she dared much; she was cruel but fascinating.
The Shield of Silence
12
He dared much, but he demanded more than he was, by merit of mere achievement, entitled to receive.
Amerigo Vespucci
13
"Men would dare much more, if they knew what women think," says George Sand.
The Second Generation
14
"A man in love," commented the Greek dryly, " dares much for the sake of his lady.
Diane of the Green Van
15
We dared much and risked more to save King Gruffydd's worthless neck, Tuck said, his voice rising with the force of his indignation.
Tuck
16
"Tandakora will dare much," replied the Onondaga.
The Sun of Quebec: A Story of a Great Crisis
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