perforce

• “Hence, the mere presence of Nato troops – extending the writ of the central government - perforce, is an achievement in itself.”

  More equals less?

• “In the days when you had to stoke the coal stove and scrub the washing, class differences were perforce more pronounced.”

  Electric Liberation, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

• “For food I gathered a few vegetables from farms on the fringe of the forest, which, perforce, I had to eat raw and after ten days on this diet found that I was able to eat only enough to keep me going.”

  Walter (Bill) Gossner

• “** Obscure in the sense that no one read it the first time, perforce the second.”

  White House Spellcheck FAIL. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState

• “They are more like children to him, even the hunters, and as children he treats them, descending perforce to their level and playing with them as a man plays with puppies.”

  Chapter 8

• “The water still poured in, and perforce we doubled up in the cockpit and tossed it out again.”

  White and Yellow

• “Had the Factor gone but one step farther, perforce Snettishane would himself have mentioned the name of Lit-lit, but -- the Factor had not gone that one step farther.”

  THE MARRIAGE TO LIT-LIT

• “By sunset this exchange of boats was made, and we said good-by to our Greek, who perforce had to go into Benicia and be locked up for his own violation of the law.”

  THE SIEGE OF THE 'LANCASHIRE QUEEN'

• “He who loves one must perforce love all the world and all the unborn worlds.”

  The Kempton-Wace Letters

• “His quick-changing facial expressions might tell every thought and mood, but the tongue, perforce, ran hard after, repeating, like a second Boswell.”

  All Gold Cañon

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