1. Would a boat be waiting for us with supplies and letters?
(a boat/wait/?)
2. Your fatherwould be getting it for me.
(get)
3. Would he still be arranging books the next morning?
(he/still/arrange/?)
4. Itwould be taking one man's property and giving it to another.
(take)
5. Russia for her living.
(not/fight)
6. home when I've been trying to break away for two years?
(why/I/go/?)
7. She was afraid the little boys in every day.
(fall)
8. And there he was and she.
(wait)
9. But it me up.
(not/give)
10. He over a book.
(rather/hang)
11. Oh, it me false.
(not/play)
12. Were it, you after a bubble, at the expence of my peace of mind.
(not/run)
13. It the thing with you.
(only/put off)
14. I owe a hundred dollars, and I it if you hadn't saved my life.
(not/owe)
15. And when, him again?
(when/she/see/?)
16. In fact, you here now but for that woman.
(not/sit)
17. Must, or you him.
(not/call)
18. All, for instance, on their right sides.
(lie)
19. That like a gentleman, surely.
(act)
20. Also, in such case, the propeller downwards, but along a horizontal line which is obviously a more efficient arrangement if we regard the aeroplane merely from one point of view, i.e., either with reference to velocity or climb.
(not/thrust)