1. Why had he been skulking on the most lonely part of the lake?
(why/he/skulk)
2. Had she been sleeping with her eyes wide open?
(she/sleep)
3. Those warm tears, those thrilling kisses, falling on his lifeless, face, might have called back the boy's spirit,had it been waiting at the gates of heaven!
(it/wait)
4. What had he been stealing, that small criminal?
(what/he/steal)
5. all these years?
(how/The times/get on)
6. it so for granted that this was out of the question?
(why/he/take)
7. to Trenor-writing, presumably, just after their parting of the previous evening?
(why/she/write)
8. The quarter chimed-his temper rose- a trick upon him and never intended at any time to come?
(she/play)
9. , Mary wondered, and had they, for that reason, sought refuge in her room, or were they engaged, or had Katharine just refused him?
(they/quarrel)
10. Did I imagine it, or up at the mechanism ten feet above the floor-the mechanism controlling the insulated room?
(she/gaze)
11. himself utterly to things that did not count, or was this a perspective all out of proportion, a distorted brain again, through nervous strain and over-exertion?
(he/always/give)
12. them on my books at a good round loss for two years?
(I/not/carry)
13. meridians the wrong way?
(they/cut)
14. of Kenneth to her with such eloquence and such fervour, that she should calmly tell him as he paused that it was not of Kenneth she had been thinking?
(he/talk)
15. Was he awake or?
(he/dream)
16. There might have been more excuse for it, she thought, of matters less important-offering to do the girl all the kindness in her power, too!
(she/speak)
17. And then the horrible noises I had heard in the night; about the van in the hope of robbing me?
(some tramp/hang)
18. them for generations before, I wonder?
(they/par)
19. Dick would perpetually ask himself: in a wrong direction?
(he/sail)
20. tigers, or slimy, loathsome reptiles, would we have spared them?
(the Hans/rage)