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 1      I,  VI   |      Black, if by any unlucky chance the moon should fail to
 2      I,  IX   |        it would have a better chance of rising on the waves;
 3      I,  XIII |     built. There was not much chance of getting it all done before
 4      I,  XIII |  capturing them unless one by chance happened to get stranded
 5      I,  XIV  |       nothing must be left to chance where a single neglect may
 6      I,  XIV  |    fire, that there was every chance of these seeds yielding
 7      I,  XXIII|   this eclipse by any unlucky chance, I suppose there will be
 8     II,  I    | always had an eye to the main chance, had looked upon the whole
 9     II,  VI   |    this, which was their last chance of safety. But without sun,
10     II,  IX   |       with her. It was not by chance, as we shall see, that she
11     II,  X    |     to despair until the last chance is gone.”~“That is my opinion
12     II,  X    |       take advantage of every chance in our favour. When do you
13     II,  XII  |               CHAPTER XII.~ A CHANCE TO BE TRIED.~The brave fellows
14     II,  XIX  |      the offing, and our only chance is, that we may pass within
15     II,  XIX  |     or other. There was every chance of meeting vessels now that
16     II,  XIX  |    few days afterwards, every chance of safety seemed to be indeed
17     II,  XXIII|       plan, slight as was the chance it afforded, and all lent