belike

Sit down in that corner behind the bookcase and I'll read to you from one of the old poets, Byron, belike.

A big man and of masterful appearance, yet belike his luck is over, answered the English King.

A circulating libraryIs mine—my birds are flown; There's one odd volume left, to beLike all the rest, a-lone.

I opine, whatever we do, she will not forget old days—the night at the earth-houses belike and other things.

Thou art a casteless Hindu—a bold and unblushing beggar, attached, belike, to the Holy One for the sake of gain.'