rebuild.
14.  Do not fear; we ——­ be all right. 15.  A prize is offered to whoever ——­ guess this conundrum. 16.  We ——­ find ourselves much mistaken. 17.  The time is coming when we ——­ have to go elsewhere for lumber. 18.  Are you not afraid that you ——­ miss the train? 19.  Yes, I fear that I ——­ miss the train. 20.  He is afraid that he ——­ miss the train. 21.  They say I ——­ find picture-galleries in every city. 22.  Think what a happy life we ——­ live. 23.  If you will call for me, I ——­ be glad to go with you. 24.  I ——­ be sixteen in May. 25.  John thinks he ——­ be sick to-morrow. 26.  He says James ——­ be sick to-morrow. 27.  Howard thinks he ——­ probably live to old age. 28.  Howard thinks his brother ——­ probably live to old age. 29.  He tells me that he—­be ten next month. 30.  We ——­ be all right if Congress will (shall) adjourn without
    tampering with the tariff.
31.  If we examine the falling snow, we ——­ find that each flake consists
    of particles of ice.
32.  He has resolved that he ——­ not answer the letter. 33.  She has resolved that her daughter ——­ not answer his letter. 34.  I ——­ feel greatly obliged if you ——­ tell me. 35.  When He—­appear, we ——­ be like Him. 36.  I hope we ——­ be in time to get good seats. 37.  When ——­ I come to get my paper? 38. ——­ I put more coal on the fire? 39. ——­ you be sorry to leave Boston? 40. ——­ you be elected? 41.  When ——­ we three meet again? 42. ——­ I fetch a chair for you? 43. ——­ you be surprised to hear it? 44. ——­ you do me the favor to reply by return mail? 45. ——­ we have time to get our tickets? 46. ——­ you have time to get your ticket? 47. ——­ he have time to get his ticket? 48. ——­ there be time to get our tickets? 49. ——­ you be at leisure after dinner? 50. ——­ I find you at home? 51.  When ——­ we have peace? 52. ——­ he find gold there? ——­ we find any? 53. ——­ we hear a good lecture if we go? 54.  If I fail on this examination,——­ I be allowed to take it over again?

EXERCISE XLVI.

Insert the proper auxiliary (would, should) in each blank in the following sentences:—­

1.  I ——­ like to know who he is. 2.  We ——­ prefer to go by boat from Rhinebeck. 3.  He ——­ prefer to go by boat from Poughkeepsie. 4.  He ——­ be sorry to miss his train. 5.  I ——­ be sorry to lose this umbrella. 6.  I ——­ feel hurt if he ——­ abuse my hospitality in that way. 7.  Were I to go, I ——­ get tired. 8.  He ought to have known that we ——­ be ruined. 9.  I ——­ think he ——­ know they are fooling him. 10.  The head-master decided that you ——­ be promoted. 11.  Ralph said he ——­ (volition) not stay at the hotel if it were not
    better kept.
12.  Though I ——­ die for it, yet ——­ I do it. 13.  I was afraid she ——­ not come. 14.  If I knew where she is, I ——­ write to her. 15.  We ——­ have been paid, if the treasurer had been at home. 16.  They ——­ have been paid, if the treasurer had been at home.