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 1    1,    2|           of the human race which chance had delivered over to him?
 2    1,    2|         the monkey with so little chance of reaching him was madness.
 3    1,    4|           it would give her every chance of happiness?”~“Yes,” answered
 4    1,    8|      barber at the end!”~“Quite a chance, Mr. Fragoso,” would laughingly
 5    1,   10|          For a moment there was a chance of her grounding on the
 6    1,   13|        replied Torres. “That is a chance, and if your fazender would
 7    1,   19|          for life—who found it by chance in the River Abaete, at
 8    2,    3| proceedings against him with some chance of success. He knew that
 9    2,    6|            he must get at Torres!~Chance at last favored them, and
10    2,    8|       tributary there might be no chance of recovering it. But it
11    2,   12|          up a book and open it by chance it will be very seldom that
12    2,   12|        them. After all, it may be chance,” and then he passed to
13    2,   13|     logically, leaving nothing to chance. I applied to it an alphabet
14    2,   13|           us choose a sentence by chance, the first that comes; for
15    2,   13|        suppose I take a number by chance, so as to give a cryptographic
16    2,   13|         depends on a cipher which chance puts beneath them, and the
17    2,   13|       improbability, saw the last chance vanish.~“And so we must
18    2,   13|           And so we must trust to chance alone,” continued Jarriquez,
19    2,   13|          who shook his head, “and chance does not often do much in
20    2,   13|         But still,” said Manoel, “chance might give us this number.”~“
21    2,   14|                       CHAPTER XIV~CHANCE!~A COMPLETE change took
22    2,   14|           arrive at the number by chance, he said, was to lose himself
23    2,   14|           in no respect reckon on chance, was it impossible to proceed
24    2,   14|         paragraph. There may be a chance there that I ought not to
25    2,   14|       suddenly he cried, “Now for chance! Heaven help me now, logic
26    2,   15|           of the mystery—not even chance, that “nickname of Providence,”
27    2,   15|           could only now trust to chance, he would work on for that
28    2,   15|         he would work on for that chance. He tried to evoke it by
29    2,   16|           however, did offer some chance of safety, and that was
30    2,   17|        You have now only this one chance left to escape from death!”~“
31    2,   19|     beyond the Peruvian frontier, chance caused Ortega to visit the
32    2,   19|         deserve anything like it. Chance alone had done it. Were