Chapter

 1 IV    |          but that hair’s breadth, chance had given it to me!~You
 2 V     |        keep the secret which mere chance has revealed to me. To discover
 3 V     |           answer.~“Yes, that key, chance —”~“What is that you are
 4 IX    |        out, and wandered wherever chance took me.~It would not be
 5 XIX   |          were obliged to trust to chance.~The slope of this gallery
 6 XXI   |          when we have the fairest chance of success! Never!”~“Then
 7 XXII  |   primeval times that they run no chance of ever being molested by
 8 XXVII |      sooner? Here was evidently a chance of safety. The most pressing
 9 XXVIII|       Suddenly my ear, resting by chance against the wall, caught,
10 XLI   | threatening future. Was there any chance of escaping from the fury
11 XLI   |   conjecture how or when. But one chance in a thousand, or ten thousand,
12 XLI   |          ten thousand, is still a chance; whilst death from starvation
13 XLII  |          do you think we have any chance of being saved?”~My question
14 XLII  |         death, there is still the chance that we may be burned alive
15 XLII  |        off.”~“Well, if there is a chance of safety, if a moment for
16 XLII  |         do you think there is any chance of safety left?”~“Yes, I