Canon

 1 3  |          an account to others. If perchance he be a judge, let his decisions
 2 3  | disapprove of the oath and should perchance be unwilling to swear, from
 3 8  | precaution must be exercised lest perchance by undue haste grave detriment
 4 12 |      persons or properties and if perchance these persons should so
 5 21 |          of the Eucharist, unless perchance at the advice of their own
 6 24 |         form is not valid, unless perchance there is absolute unanimity
 7 29 |            the first one); and if perchance he should attempt to retain
 8 32 | administration to a vicar, unless perchance there be a parochial church
 9 34 |          in the future. If anyone perchance should presume to act contrary
10 37 |   punished as a falsifier, unless perchance it be a question of persons
11 47 |     reasonable cause; should this perchance have happened and he who
12 47 |           of the superior, unless perchance probable error likewise
13 57 |    fortified town, or village, if perchance that place be under interdict,
14 59 |           for such things, unless perchance it is evident that his action
15 64 |          lack of room they cannot perchance be conveniently placed elsewhere,
16 66 |           similar things, and, if perchance their cupidity is not given
17 HLD|       declining to render aid, if perchance any should be found to be