1. Youhave been listening to the passage birds.
(listen)
2. Have you been detaining Mr Trotter all this time?
(you/detain/?)
3. Ihaven't been looking after you for four or five years and doing your dirty work, colonel, without picking up a little intelligence-and a little information!
(not/look after)
4. Ihave been reading them these twenty years.
(read)
5. The cars since we came back to Jackson from our march after Forrest.
(not/run)
6. I time to think over that at all.
(not/take)
7. But lately things well.
(not/go)
8. And for the last ten days?
(what/I/act/?)
9. He in the library ever since.
(sit)
10. Do you suppose I about it, on the hot nights when I couldn't sleep?
(not/think)
11. I with them all the afternoon.
(drive)
12. I as pretty girls as you.
(kiss)
13. But the Queen's curtains back at dawn?
(her Grace/not/tear/?)
14. Ever since this morning you must have seen that I here.
(suffer)
15. But on his couch?
(what length of time/he/lie/?)
16. They, I know that.
(not/sleep)
17. I about it for a long time.
(think)
18. We in a little summer romance, entertaining enough at the seaside, but which must die a natural death as soon as we return to Paris.
(not/indulge)
19. , or is this something we have really lived through?
(we/dream/?)