Book,  Chapter

 1     II,  V  |            Uguccione, and without a chance of victory, thought only
 2     II,  I  |        against them, and the little chance of success which they seemed
 3    III,  I  |            and knowing they have no chance of success but what is offered
 4    III,  II | ballot-boxes would be nearly empty, chance would very likely occasion
 5     IV,  III|           by enemies, and seeing no chance of saving the place, which
 6     IV,  VII|         deprived their party of all chance of success; while the ardor
 7      V,  I  |        offices to be filled by mere chance of drawing, did not afford
 8      V,  VI |           after him, and give him a chance of coming to an engagement,
 9     VI,  II |            Venetians, who, seeing a chance of occupying Cremona, from
10     VI,  VII|         lost his influence, and all chance of success in the enterprise.
11    VII,  IV |          since it presented a fresh chance of attaining his object,