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 1 VI   | attempting an escape with any chance of success.~“Phil Evans,”
 2 IX   |       look-out? Was there any chance of collision with another
 3 IX   |      yet found imitators. The chance of encountering an aerostat
 4 X    | Perhaps he would today have a chance of speaking to Robur? Desirous
 5 X    |      height that there was no chance of indulging in a catch
 6 XI   |     to jump into the sea, and chance being picked up by the vessel.~
 7 XI   |      that here was no present chance of putting their project
 8 XIII |      avail ourselves of every chance that comes, along. Evidently
 9 XIV  |       vessels there was every chance of its going to the bottom
10 XIV  | immediately see, an excellent chance was soon to be offered them.~
11 XV   |   that day by a most singular chance the two Americans could
12 XIX  |      be fools not to take the chance now it has come.”~But first
13 XXI  |     to their homes! Was it by chance only that they were absent?
14 XXIII|     29th of April.~Here was a chance for Robur and his crew to
15 XXIII|       for revenge. Here was a chance for inflicting on their