Chapter

 1 1 |          that height. Then, unlucky chance, the balloon was caught
 2 2 |           That would be a fortunate chance, Mr. Smith.”~“We shall know
 3 3 |          And then there was the new chance that a fallen block had
 4 3 |            which road promised most chance of success.~Twenty minutes
 5 3 |             ascent. But what better chance had it of succeeding than
 6 6 |         happens, there will be some chance of catching him.”~“He will
 7 6 |         said he, “there will come a chance for our clever inspector
 8 8 |             he, “here is a splendid chance for you to get your revenge.”~“
 9 8 | disappointment?”~“Of course.”~“What chance?” asked I, not knowing if
10 10|          and signaled, and when the chance came he would be arrested.
11 11|        would have paid high for the chance — was printing this news.
12 11|           surprised before he had a chance to escape, or he would take
13 11|             different mission, when chance had thrown him on the track
14 11|          any case, there was little chance o following her. There were
15 11|              where there will be no chance whatever of our being seen.”~“
16 14|            district. But would this chance offer? And at heart, did
17 14|          suppose that there was any chance of my reaching the shores
18 14|        attack the “Terror” with any chance of success. And I know not,
19 14|            good swimmer, and such a chance might never occur again.
20 14|             rescue me?~Evidently my chance of success would be even
21 14|             myself thus to lose all chance of following up this mystery.
22 14|             If I did not seize this chance, never after what I had
23 15|           grotto I had seen. What a chance to study the machine, at
24 15|           remained, it is true, the chance of escape. But would an
25 17|           air or the ocean? My only chance must be when she crossed