Chapter

 1 Pre|        Louis XIV, I stumbled by chance upon the Memoirs of M. d'
 2 4  |           said he, "you stand a chance of getting chastised if
 3 4  |         which there is not much chance, I would advise you to practice
 4 6  |        with you!" ~This was the chance at which M. de Treville
 5 7  |        allow you to miss such a chance by granting you the dismissal
 6 9  |        to see her uncle; and by chance was there yesterday at the
 7 11 |        no, I confess it. It was chance that threw me in your way;
 8 12 |      ribbon, a stray look, or a chance word? It is now three years,
 9 14 |      know sooner?" ~"Whether by chance or mistrust, the queen made
10 18 |        terrible secret of which chance had already communicated
11 19 |         a woman he adored. This chance did, then, for him at once
12 19 |           I say, monsieur, that chance has rendered me master of
13 19 |        affair. A secret may, by chance, be betrayed by gentlemen;
14 20 |      were perhaps the result of chance; but they might be the fruits
15 21 |  transmit to his Majesty if, by chance, his Majesty should have
16 25 |      promises, and that when by chance he did promise, he more
17 25 |     living." ~"Which is a great chance," replied Planchet, "but
18 27 |   accompanied the variations of chance with songs or oaths, Athos
19 32 |      wine forced to depend upon chance treats--was about to partake
20 33 |       something must be left to chance. In eight days the campaign
21 36 |        fall in love with me, by chance, this fair inconstant; and
22 39 |       And besides, it will be a chance for displaying our new equipments,"
23 41 |     unwilling to take the first chance from those who had the priority. ~
24 44 |         of France have the same chance as the emperor?" ~"Your
25 44 |       Justice was not caused by chance?" asked Richelieu, in the
26 51 |         we look for a fortunate chance. He continued to press the
27 53 |       religion. You have not by chance married a Protestant for
28 54 |      and that against the least chance. From that moment she watched
29 60 |       own horses without even a chance of overtaking him. Let the
30 62 |      said Rochefort, "here is a chance which may pair off with
31 63 |         wait at the gate; if by chance the Musketeers should appear,
32 64 | crossroads offered him a better chance than any other place of
33 67 |        other upon the fortunate chance which had freed France from