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 1     I|    third part left, such is the chance of war.~ ~ XLIII~The nation
 2    II|         seemly lies,~By curious chance, or careless art, composed;~
 3    II|           quoth he, "unfold the chance aright,~Thy people's lives
 4    II|       gave,~But such as all the chance at large disclosed,~She
 5    II|       next, must needs descend,~Chance in uncertain, fortune double
 6    II|        the power of kings,~From chance of war, that makes weak
 7    IV|         our fortune naught;~For chance assisteth oft the ignobler
 8    IV|       not thy fault is this, my chance, I see,~Hath made even pity,
 9     V|         quoth he, "and see whom chance~Of lot, to this exploit
10   VII|      Wandered far off, alas, as chance him led.~ ~ XXIII~He followed
11   VII|         For wheresoever will or chance him guide,~His strong victorious
12   VII|             XXXII~"O thou, whom chance or will brings to the soil,~
13   VII|      and fears,~He blamed love, chance gan he reprehend,~And gainst
14   VII|    judgement taketh,~To whom is chance, and fate, and fortune slave."~
15   VII|      asked him, told,~Better by chance, "Tancred is now elsewhere,~
16  VIII|       are of all our friends by chance of fight,~Come follow them,
17  VIII|        slew.~ ~ XXIV~"Ah, heavy chance! Down fell the valiant youth,~
18  VIII|         won,~Which cannot be by chance or fortune crossed:~But
19    IX|         wealth he hoardeth;~Now chance the ball unto our racket
20    IX|      bore,~Resolved to take his chance what came to hand,~And with
21    IX|       in my death, I trow,~Like chance awaits thee from a hand
22     X|             XXIV~And said, "Let chance with good or bad aspect~
23    XI|        But their bold fronts to chance of war expose,~And gainst
24   XII|       But if it fortune such my chance should be,~That to this
25   XII|       made:~ ~  LX~"Evil is our chance and hard our fortune is~
26  XIII|         quoth he,~"Will shortly chance that brings not profit small.~
27  XIII|     deep:~Whereat amazed, "What chance is this ?" quoth he.~"These
28   XIV|     Whoso thou art whom will or chance doth bring~With happy steps
29   XVI|         were it hap or cunning, chance or art,~The wind in this
30  XVII|         foretell, and how their chance is thrown,~That like thine
31 XVIII|        quoth he, "careless what chance be thrown,~And where encamped
32   XIX|        Yield, hardy knight, and chance of war or me~Confess to
33   XIX|    prove.~ ~ XXXVI~There lay by chance a posted tree thereby,~Kept
34   XIX|         angry Soldan said,~"Let chance our kingdoms take which
35   XIX| Raymondo with his hardy crew~By chance came thither, to his great
36   XIX|   compact and practice hid:~But chance, what wisdom could not tell,
37    XX|    wrist her sword fell down by chance:~The hand let go the bridle
38    XX|      the great acts of fortune, chance, and change.~ ~ LXXIV~At
39    XX|        to their fort again; yet chance so wrought,~That with the
40    XX|        And told eachwhere their chance, their fate, their fall,~
41    XX|          Ah, wretch, how is thy chance and fortune cast,~If placed
42    XX|      return~As cruel, say, what chance thee hither guideth,~Would'