| Only a fool alloweth an enemy inside his own house in hope of trapping him within his own chambers when first he could set ambushments outside and perchance ensnare him there. |
| Fearful to confront, because of our own fears, perchance we find ourselves looking into a mirror and are terrified to lock horns with our own conflicting thoughts. |
| Did you think, perchance, that I would give my word to all the peoples of the earth? |
| Their former friends distance themselves and should they meet perchance, confine the conversation to banalities about the weather. |
| From the universal Absolute perchance they draw upon for mind. i'm not so sure about the last one, but i'm pretty sure about the first two. |
| And if, perchance, one day the Basques, say, did vote to peel off, would it be the end of the world? |
