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 1 III    |     your traps? Let me have a chance at them! I’ll make them
 2 V      | good-luck, there MIGHT be one chance of success in a thousand,
 3 XIX    |       Kennedy has had another chance to get us a good slice of
 4 XXIII  |   Nature, a curious effect of chance. Do you know, now, in what
 5 XIX    |     travellers. It is a happy chance, my friends, for we shall
 6 XXXIII |      our part to give him the chance of rejoining us.”~“May God
 7 XXXVII |    Joe availed himself of the chance to sleep most sturdily for
 8 XXXVIII|    How are we to know whither chance will carry us? All that
 9 XLIX   |  toward its sources.”~“A fine chance to discover them,” said
10 XL     |     that he had never had the chance to taste them—just for information’
11 XLII   |      Kennedy, “it is our only chance of safety!”~But Ferguson
12 XLIII  |    bold idea. It was the last chance of escape. He led his friends