1. But Iwould prefer a fair fight under the open heavens, vessel to vessel, soldier to soldier, sword to sword.
2. Iwould prefer to risk my life in a fight.
(risk)
3. As he opened the folding-door to retire, Nippers at his desk caught a glimpse of me, and asked whether Iwould prefer to have a certain paper copied on blue paper or white.
(have)
4. Then aided by our advice, and the opinions of his teachers, he can choose what path hewould prefer to follow.
(follow)
5. But perhaps you and go with us-I see that you are one of the lame ducks.
(remain)
6. Their withdrawal was a strategic movement, and did not by any means signify they were afraid of the large force or that they them.
(not/molest)
7. I my wife so beautiful.
(think)
8. I that you should do so rather than not.
9. In the mean time, until he comes, that we should wait for him in the house, rather than here before the door?
(you/?)
10. If it was necessary to go outside India or England, to procure good men, he to Germany.
(go)
11. Some authors no punctuation at all in a sentence as short as this.
12. I, if you don't mind, to stay here.
13. Is she content to be the woman that some of the novelists, and some of the painters also, say she is, or that ideal which all the world loves?
(she/approach/?)
14. And, if left to myself, I a person of such a character to royalty without it.
15. I think really you.
(not/wait)
16. Of course, I to-but one must be fair.
(not)
17. But he hasn't much else, so perhaps you his wife.
18. Man him and his art to pieces, rather than acknowledge that he must die of shame in presence of them.
(tear)
19. Certain members in order to secure the passage of a bill in which they are especially interested will support and vote for other bills which they against.
(vote)
20. And perhaps I may conclude, from one or two small observations that I have been able to make myself, you on the nephew!
(win)