Chapter

 1 IV   |  conversation, and there is no chance of escape; you have no help
 2 X    |      north-east there is yet a chance of reaching them in time.~
 3 XIII |        had still the remaining chance, Curtis rescued from the
 4 XIII |      cut off our last and only chance of safety? Would you launch
 5 XXV  |     ship he might diminish the chance of her capsizing altogether.~“
 6 XXVII|        made the dupes, that if chance should bring the deserters
 7 XXXI |       favour, we cannot by any chance hope to make more than ten
 8 XXXIX|       as I do that there is no chance of falling in with a passing
 9 XLIII|       I tried to make out some chance of a rising breeze; but
10 XLIII|    fate; but there had been no chance; only too well we knew that
11 XLIII|        it is our last and only chance.”~Some planks were quickly
12 XLVI | getting food there appeared no chance; and, as we knew that nothing
13 XLVII|       were rigid; there was no chance that animation should be
14 L    |  approaching, and save for the chance, which is next to an impossibility,
15 LIII |    lady was forced to take her chance among the rest.~It was then
16 LIII |        calculated my remaining chance; it was still four to one
17 LVII |   homeward way, Miss Herbey by chance intimated to us her intention