perchance literary

Or does she, perchance, believe that I am a different person every morning?

Perchance they will not allow the rest of the world to even know it.

Perchance they are there, if none have found them, even to this hour.

"Do you, perchance, think I set any great store by life?"

"Well, perchance there is one here to whom they can trust that business."

Have the numbers of people in those cultures risen perchance?

"Do you perchance have someone else who can finish that task while my two friends visit?"

No, I do not step beyond the right, but perchance you have crossed another barrier.

Have you perchance been in recent attendance upon the king?"

Is there perchance something you two haven't been meaning to tell the rest of us?

Of my army not more than five hundred in all lived to enter them again, and perchance there were as many left within the city.

What you have spoke, it may be so perchance.

Now tell him; perchance he may not be willing to accept."

Perchance there'll be a law one day: No more "like"; just go away.

But speak to him mildly; perchance he may take warning or fear.

Does she perchance live in a cottage at the edge of Town?"

When first he came home from these halls, I thought perchance his road should also be mine."

Are you perchance aware of the classic Zurich study on the subject?

Perchance there is yet some hope in the King."

There, I speak no more of these things that are to be, who perchance have already said too much of them.

"Or perchance there is yet another name you prefer?"

There had perchance been some pre-weeping, by him, in the woods.

"Have your whisperers perchance found some trace of my brother's son?"

The book exists for us, perchance, which will explain our miracles and reveal new ones.

But I, perchance, have run off at the mouth exceedingly."