vent'rous

But through the town transpires each vent'rous deed.

The Village and the Newspaper George Crabbe 1793

But through the town transpires each vent'rous deed.

The Village and the Newspaper George Crabbe 1793

But through the town transpires each vent'rous deed.

The Village and the Newspaper George Crabbe 1793

O'er seas and rocks shall urge their vent'rous course;

Poems Anna Letitia 1773

O'er seas and rocks shall urge their vent'rous course;

The Invitation Anna Letitia 1773

Or drives his vent'rous plough-fhare to the fleep;

The Lady's Poetical Magazine, Or, Beauties of British Poetry 1781

205: And vent'rous, if that fail them, shrink and fear

Paradise Lost (1667) 1667

A Man may be too Hard, or too Eafy; too Ad - vent'rous or too Wary, in palling a Judgment upon the Character of the Periotv: But above all things, it will concern us perfectly to Underitand the Honour, the Practice, and the Conversation of the Man we Propofe for a Friend, before we lay any Strefs upon his Faith; Not but that we may believe Well of a Man, and yet not think fit to Trull him i So that a Charity on the One hand does not Authorize a Confidence on the Other:

Fables of Æsop, and other eminent mythologists : with morals and reflexions. 1692