perchance

And later, instead of “To die; to sleep .. perchance to dream! Ay there’s the rub,” we hear “To die, to sleep – is that all? Ay, all. No! To dream – ay, there it goes.”

More than a few times, Davis said, the author was stopped by readers who asked whether, perchance, he knew their grandfather or uncle.

No one has wanted to be the guy who hands the keys back to the ousted enemy — perchance to resume its soccer stadium mass executions and brutal repression of women.

British couples consciously uncouple so that they might perchance hook up with other people in the imported reality series “Singletown.”

Coronavirus: I hail from pangolin, perchance from bat.