mayhap

“Master Headley will give us work, mayhap,” said Stephen, turning to Tibble.

“Yet mayhap he might do something for thee, friend Ambrose,” added the armourer.

I thought that mayhap it might be as to who should have this feather-bed of thine.

If we leave her alone, mayhap she will founder, and then how will the women be saved?

"Why, mayhap there is some other cold fare therein," said the Beggar slyly.

"Mayhap I am," said the blacksmith, significantly shaking his head.

Mayhap you think it's you're pint of half-and-half as keeps us all out of the union.

"His wits, mayhap," quoth Canaples with a contemptuous shrug.

Mayhap, too, the sense of peril itself has its share in the attraction.

I will see her to-night with my own eyes, and mayhap be able to read her aright.'