Chapter

1 I |  Chardon senior for~a chemist; chance opened the way for a retail
2 I |      in the third form.~ ~When chance brought the school-fellows
3 II|         nothing~to expect from chance, for there are lives in
4 II|       there are lives in which chance plays no~part. But when
5 II|    grief like the ermine if by chance~she had been sullied by
6 V |      own inmost souls in every chance~effect of the landscape,
7 VI|  francs in land. There is your chance! You can add her~property
8 VI|     Beaulieu, and he overheard chance phrases that filled~him
9 VI| perseverance in pursuit of the chance. His own~part was a very