1. Theyweren't speaking, but they were thinking over all the good things they were going to say, for everything had to be thought out.
(speak)
2. His folliesweren't owing to a bad disposition, but to his mother's foolish partiality.
(owe)
3. It was evident to me that thingsweren't going well with him or his quest.
(go)
4. Theyweren't returning till July; he felt, oddly, that he could bear it.
(return)
5. The prospect in the morning.
(cheer)
6. He away from the enemy.
(march)
7. Now they away from us.
(travel)
8. He of you, but of himself.
(speak)
9. The other one on a tree.
(lean)
10. She was looking at me, but her eyes me.
(see)
11. He altogether at his ease.
(feel)
12. But the wind for us.
(blow)
13. We our time or our trouble.
(waste)
14. These men carelessly, but following down the hedge-trough, as if to stalk some enemy: and for a moment it struck me cold to think it was I they were looking for.
(walk)
15. Darling, with their hats off, and wishing they their pirate clothes.
(wear)
16. You about me, but I was.
(think)
17. But of this opportunity you yourself.
(avail)
18. She him in any way.
(deceive)
19. He leaned forward a little over Mrs Anthony, but they.
(talk)