Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |    entered, and who, in this chance meeting in a doorway, dazzled
2    I,  I  | would go out, so that if, by chance, she should arrive very
3    I,  III|    or such a house, to which chance led them at the same hour.
4    I,  III|     anything or anybody that chance may offer to amuse them.~
5    I,  III|   Very often he had heard by chance a piano, an unknown voice,
6   II,  I  |       for all others come by~chance, while this begins at birth;
7   II,  II | itself in the happiness that chance had offered her, with no
8   II,  III|     where she had entered by chance, she suddenly felt a profound
9   II,  IV |    to read whatever he might chance to find.~When he had settled