P'r'aps

"P'r'aps we should make a stand instead?" wondered Fotherwick-Botts.

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"P'r'aps I'm a-going to swim out to her," replied Dick, with a grin.

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But when he saw how tattered the boy's jacket was, he said more softly, "P'r'aps you'd like a biscuit?"

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"P'r'aps, them women's got more edication 'n me," she mused aloud, complacently, "but I kin fill them silk stockin's plumb up."

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"P'r'aps not stags," said the veteran, relighting his pipe.

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"P'r'aps your father'd let you learn," said Reginald.

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"P'r'aps you'm thinkin 'Adam' ud blame 'ee for it?"

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"P'r'aps not, ma'am," he replied with the utmost good temper.

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"P'r'aps the boys wouldn't come if you asked them," he said.

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After a moment's silence, he said, "P'r'aps Sukey Larkin will come sometimes, and bring little Tommy to see us."

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 17, No. 101, March, 1866 Various