mischance

This mischance, however, she could not even begin to understand.

I came here by mischance, and could not find a way out again.

As mischance would have it, Michael did not reach the ground.

Such mischances will happen, and of course you were not to blame.

A mischance, I took the boy too lightly, but no matter.

But then came a mischance that could have come out of fiction.

Most could well die of war or mischance before discovering they are different.

Often enough a wheel is gone, probably a victim of a similar mischance.

"And no one will be held liable in the event of mischance."

Here for the first time he nearly met mischance.

It was a mischance along the way, nothing more.

Had the Agent merely come against mischance, these things would be accepted.

"And if by some mischance he does, we will throw him back into the sea.

In case of a mischance, only the Zeus was close enough to save them.

And if by some mischance he got her - would she then be no more to him than those contemptible others?

What mischance does she feel will befall her on our planet?

Yet you know well, as I do, that it was no treachery, but a mischance.

"When the first one blew up, or whatever, I thought it a mischance.

Mischance struck, and the success of the mission is now in peril.

On Saturdays such as these, hardship and mischance appear impossible.

In a friendly manner he asked what mischance bad brought the fellow to this pass.

I would not grieve, should she suffer some accident or mischance.

Until by mischance, he grew wings and flew like a bird.

"One such mischance cools the appetite for another, indeed and it does."

If so, by what mischance had the monster happened to knock that particular bottle down at this time?