If, perchance and unhappily, the vote there goes the wrong way, we shall have ratified an order which is unnecessary.
If perchance somebody was not trained in giving anaesthetics, it must be done under proper supervision.
If, perchance, all does not come to pass as they expect, they will know who has misled them.
Who on earth will pay three years later when, perchance, one finds that something turns out to be of considerable value?
If that be so, then perchance the defects in its form may be forgiven, even if they are not forgotten.
If, perchance, the councils do not get the requisite number of returns, they must send out the forms again until they do.
Is he saying that if perchance his party were ever to get back into office they would stop issuing index-linked bonds?
I may perchance stray into the question of the remainder of the canal system if time permits.
