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 1 I  |     To-day the coucous--if by~chance any of those birds of ponderous
 2 I  |       there was always~better chance of a seat to be had than
 3 I  |      never shown,~unless some chance traveller was obstinate
 4 I  |    all looking after the main chance,~and saving their money.
 5 III|      by way of variety, or by chance, every man~has his moment
 6 IV |    the persons thus~united by chance do not immediately have
 7 V  |  neighbor Oscar, "that if, by~chance, that was the Comte de Serizy,
 8 IX |    master was~furious. It's a chance if I have been able to repair
 9 IX |   himself. By the result of a chance not at all~uncommon with
10 X  |       knew not where to go.~ ~Chance which destroys men and chance
11 X  | Chance which destroys men and chance which saves them were both
12 X  |  quartermaster within~a year. Chance had thus placed the ex-clerk