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1        V|     strange fatality no one chanced to hear the remark made
2     XVII|     Lacheneur’s house.~ ~It chanced to be the very day on which
3    XXVII|   were already doomed.~ ~It chanced that three lawyers, retained
4   XXVIII| Lacheneur.~ ~A soldier, who chanced to be Corporal Bavois, was
5     XXXI|  chief conspirator, the lad chanced to say:~ ~“I met a man just
6     XLII|      But how had such a man chanced to cross the path of Mme.
7   XLVIII|  unless she rang.~ ~It also chanced to be the birthday of the