Chapter

 1 1  |      composed of the strokes of chance, the faces of the actors,
 2 1  |      parts to give himself more chance." ~The young man went out
 3 1  |         his mind had entered by chance on a vast field; and he
 4 1  |         by an almost miraculous chance the most poetic memorials
 5 2  |        to torture released by a chance meeting with the king. It
 6 2  |         ready to burst at every chance courteous look. In spite
 7 2  |        from each chimney; every chance event, in fact, in my curious
 8 2  |        perhaps, but he stands a chance of being nominated Receiver
 9 3  |       If it is surprised by any chance, it defends itself against
10 3  |      people brought together by chance, at least some pretence
11 3  | interlaced and grew entirely as chance and their own will bade
12 3  |    growth, a masterpiece due to chance. ~As Raphael reached the
13 Epi|    fleeting apparition which no chance will ever bring back again.