a chapter of accidents
a chapter of accidents
a series of unfortunate events
This expression was apparently coined by Lord Chesterfield in a letter to Solomon Dayrolles in 1753 : The chapter of knowledge is a very short, but the chapter of accidents is a very long one.
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chapter and verse
an exact reference or authority
Chapter and verse was originally used to refer to the numbering of passages in the Bible. It is now also used more generally to refer to any (usually written) authority for something.
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