Chapter

 1 6 |        are now." ~"It is my only chance of getting better. I must
 2 7 |         t look upon it as a lost chance; only do not do these women
 3 7 |           It was no doubt a mere chance, but the chance filled me
 4 7 |     doubt a mere chance, but the chance filled me with delight. ~
 5 12|     different path, the logic of chance brings them face to face.
 6 14|      theatres, for I had still a chance of seeing her. There was
 7 14|          t everybody who has the chance. Stick to her; she will
 8 14|       always look upon as a mere chance if it succeeded. ~It was
 9 15| continued, "we poor creatures of chance have fantastic desires and
10 16|         to Frascati, one had the chance of making a fortune; one
11 16|          to lose. ~For the rest, chance was on my side. I made no
12 21|       anywhere where there was a chance of my finding him." ~"Well,
13 22|         had she been detained by chance? Why had she said nothing
14 26|         from you. But it is only chance that has made you leave