Insert the proper conjunction in each blank, if a conjunction is needed.  Do not confine your choice to those mentioned above:—­

1.  Roland was mild and modest, ——­ Charles was coarse and boastful. 2. ——­ they were without provisions, they thought they should starve. 3.  In Addison’s day innumerable vices were prevalent, ——­ chief among them
   was the custom of drinking.
4.  Charles was a large, brawny fellow, ——­ Orlando was a slender youth. 5.  When the barn was full of people, the doors were suddenly shut and
   bolted ——­ the barn was set on fire.
6.  Hereward’s men wanted booty, ——­ Hereward took them to the Golden
   Borough.
7.  He read a short ——­ interesting account of “Theobald’s.” 8.  Longfellow received a good education ——­ he was not a poor boy. 9.  He was disappointed in the speed of his yacht, ——­ he had expected her
   to be very fast.
10.  The man said “to sell” was not needed on the sign ——­ no one would
    expect the hats to be given away.
11.  There is no doubt ——­ the earth is spherical. 12.  I know very little about the “Arabian Nights” ——­ I have never read
    that book.
13.  When Gulliver began to pull, the ships would not move ——­ their
    anchors held them.
14.  He had to be cautious in using his Bible ——­ at that time reading it
    was prohibited; ——­ he fastened it with tapes on the underside of
    a stool.
15.  The Liberal Arts Building at Chicago had twice as much iron in its
    frame ——­ the Brooklyn Bridge.
16.  The lumbermen must keep open a road to the railroad, ——­ all their
    provisions must be brought from the city.
17.  Scarcely had I thrown in my line ——­ I felt a nibble. 18.  The fly seems to have been created for no other purpose ——­ to purify
    the air.
19.  At first you wonder where the boats are, ——­ on entering the grove you
    can see only a small cabin.
20.  I do not doubt ——­ he will succeed. 21.  I cannot deny ——­ he is honest. 22.  He was dismissed, not so much because he was too young ——­ because he
    was indolent.
23.  The land is equally adapted to farming ——­ to pasturage. 24.  Proportion is ——­ simple ——­ compound. 25.  I wonder ——­ he will come. 26.  The last of the horses had scarcely crossed the bridge ——­ the head of
    the third battalion appeared on the other side.
27.  He looked as ——­ he could play football. 28. ——­ I saw her, she was young ——­ beautiful. 29.  Bruce spoke of himself as being neither Scotch ——­ English. 30.  I could ——­ buy ——­ borrow it. 31.  He has no love ——­ veneration for his superiors. 32.  There was no place so hidden ——­ so remote ——­ the plague did
    not find it.
33.  We need not, ——­ do not, complain of our lot. 34.  He could not deny ——­ he had borrowed money. 35.  There is no question ——­ the universe has bounds. 36.  A corrupt government is nothing else ——­ a reigning sin. 37.  She thinks, I regret to say,