Chapter

 1 4 |     the left; it is our only chance." ~The group which John
 2 8 |    was Boxtel's heart at the chance, he at first shrank with
 3 12|       Only there was still a chance, just as it had happened
 4 14|      honour even greater. As chance would have it, the cell
 5 14|    pigeons, one might have a chance to send a message there.
 6 14|    their wheat or hempseed. ~Chance, or rather God, for we can
 7 21|    your cheek, Rosa, when by chance they are near the grating." ~
 8 22|    own free will, and not by chance. Ah!" ~The prisoner's prayer
 9 22|     of the maiden, -- not by chance, nor by stratagem, but as
10 25| therefore had just as little chance of finding her in the kitchen
11 28|    and who often lose a good chance through not taking the way