I should find it indescribable. pg | Simms, William Gilmore
  • I should find it a bore!" pg | Corelli, Marie
  • I should find no constraint in your presence. pg | LM
  • I should find it all gambled away at Baden.' | Meredith, George
  • I should find it very hard to get any assistance if it were needed. pg | Stoughton Holborn, I. B.
  • I should find all my labor undone when I came back to that anchor. pg | Day, Holman
  • I should find he was a magician, he repeated, with a sort of hesitating fervour. | Meredith, George
  • I should find it hard to forgive the man who pried into my secret thoughts,' he remarked. | Meredith, George
  • I should find another Egoist, not so bad, but enough to make me take a breath like death. | Meredith, George
  • I should find it insufferable to be the husband of a wife that every other man rejoiced was not his.” pg | Atherton, Gertrude Franklin Horn
  • I should find better in America, in Canada, in the Far West, in New Zealand--but I mean to try in Australia.’ pg | Lever, Charles James
  • I should find, for a reprimand To my gaiety, a few long grey hairs On the breast of my coat; and one by one I let them float up the dark chimney. pg | Lawrence, D. H.
  • I should find it hanging on a hook at the end of the plate-rack, and if the bow was not beside it it would be upon the shelf, and there used to be a lump of resin and a spare string or two in an empty division of the spice-box. pg | Ewing, Juliana Horatia