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• “I will leave you, Sir, I will fly; there will be enough other children to comfort you in your old age, since my mother lays three times a year; I will go far away and hide my misery from you, and perhaps, ” I added sobbing, “perhaps I shall find, in our neighbor’s garden or in the gutters, some worms or spiders wherewith to support my sad existence.”

  Chapter I

• “Here is my duty to Altamaha plain before me; perhaps they ’ll let me help settle the Negro problems there, —perhaps they won’t.”

  XIII. Of the Coming of John.

• ““I might perhaps go to Leipsic while you are in Constance, -- _perhaps_.””

  A Woman's Will

• “That action completely disarms us and perhaps -- I only say _perhaps_ -- justifies you, in a measure, in the stupendous demand which you are now making.”

  The Cruise of the Nonsuch Buccaneer

• “Perhaps they were worshipers of the Sun; and perhaps, amid all their misery, oh, _perhaps, _ some ray of truth from the great Father of Lights may have streamed into those darkened souls!”

  The Story of John G. Paton Or Thirty Years Among South Sea Cannibals

• “that a man of my order -- sincerity, perhaps genius [in the Journal a private note is here inserted, "not _perhaps_"], is not employed.”

  Little Memoirs of the Nineteenth Century

• “But perhaps -- _perhaps_ -- I shall let you off lightly if you tell us where the Banshee lives. ”

  David and the Phoenix

• “And perhaps it would have been a good fing; _perhaps_ Grandmamma would have told Cook not to send up quite so much, and ---- ”

  Us An Old Fashioned Story

• “Overseas aidThe indefatigable Scottish though born in Brighton full-back Russell Martin is called the Norfolk Cafu, a nickname perhaps as laden with irony as Ray "the Romford Pelé" Parlour's.”

  The Guardian: Norwich City Premier League 2011-12 team guide

• “Literature: a name perhaps invented by Shakespeare for a character in his play The Merchant of Venice.”

  Simon & Schuster: 15,000 Baby Names

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