Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  IV  | occupants of the carriage, whom chance had made his traveling companions,
 2        I,  IV  |       the fellow-travelers whom chance had given her, she prepared
 3        I,  V   |         Strogoff wandered on as chance led him; being well acquainted
 4        I,  V   | everything agreeable, and as by chance both lodging and food were
 5        I,  VII |  conversation. Should he by any chance be questioned, and obliged
 6        I,  VIII|    Kasan to Ishim, he had every chance of arriving before them.~
 7        I,  XIII|       with them, there was some chance of escaping the Tartars,
 8        I,  XV  |        evident that the unlucky chance which had brought him into
 9       II,  II  |        a serious danger. Should chance bring the Czar’s courier
10       II,  II  |     even of her captivity. Thus chance had united her to Marfa
11       II,  IV  |        one of its pages.~It was chance, or rather, according to
12       II,  IX  |     eyes.~As to the friend whom chance had given them, they had
13       II,  IX  |       Michael,” replied Nadia. “Chance alone brought you into her
14       II,  X   |    Michael’s heart leap; a last chance was before him, but he had
15       II,  X   |     them. There was certainly a chance that they might be able
16       II,  XI  |      banks, the raft had a good chance of passing unperceived.
17       II,  XI  |       dreaded one final unhappy chance; this was, that the raft
18       II,  XI  |      that they could not avoid. Chance discovered it to Alcide
19       II,  XI  |         darkness it was only by chance that they were hit.~“Come,
20       II,  XV  |         this way: “Ran a narrow chance of being finished up like