Part,  Chapter

1 1,2|      he never spared himself, fortune favored him till the moment
2 1,2|  Spilett, who, with his usual fortune, came out of this affair
3 1,2|    the singing pheasants, but fortune once more showed itself
4 2,5| portion being torn. ~It was a fortune which had fallen from the
5 3,8|   Cyrus Harding believed that fortune had turned against them. ~
6 3,8|  first blows aimed by adverse fortune at the colonists? This was
7 3,6|       of Europe. His rank and fortune caused him to be everywhere
8 3,6|     realized the wreck of his fortune, assembled some score of