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Example sentences for "want her"

I want her to have a piece of your mother.

So if Ted didn't want her to run around with Willis as he said in his last letter he had better come himself.

She wanted to see her son's face; just as much as he didn't want her to see it.

I don't want this marriage; I want her to come home and live with me and Archie.

The thought of that man was almost making him want her, and this was a revelation of their relationship, startling to one little given to introspective philosophy.

All right; you keep her for me till I want her, and do what you like with her.

She is lying now on the bed with her outdoor boots on, and she won't come to school, or do a single thing I want her to.

I don't want her to get in, I can tell you, mother; and when Kathleen and I were out I told Kathleen that she was a great deal too rich.

I am sure, whatever her father may be, he can't want her to come to school here to get into endless scrapes.

I've got her,' thought Soames, 'if I want her.

I don't want her address," he said; "I know it.

I suppose I believed her guilty--I could believe nothing else, but even so, I didn't want her brought to bay.

She always says she'll ask you when we want her to be jolly and not mind her Serene Highness.

You don't want her to help to keep the boys in order?

He had told Barbie he didn't want her to ride nothin' 'at wasn't safe.

But the' 's some things that she never can know, an' I don't want her to even learn that there are such things.

I don't want her to give 'em the worst of it.

I want her to look like the background she's against here,--and she doesn't!

How do you know, Jane, that I don't want her downstairs?

Don't you mean rather, Jane, how it looks for us NOT to want her?

He doesn't care a bit how it would LOOK for you to want her.

And, after all, why should I want her to marry either of them?

I don't want her to open closet doors and find skeletons there.

I want her to respect me, and she has never quite done that.

I want her to be rid of this damnable, roving, cheap existence.

I want her to be rid of me and my rotten friends and my rotten life.

I don't want her to have any shadows cast over her from the past.

I want her to know that I was ashamed of myself.

I'm sure I don't want her to be sick any more than you do, Maria.

I want to confirm Aniela in the conviction that I expect nothing from her,--want her to calm down and get familiar with what I told her.

I want her to think I keep my feeling under control, but she cannot help seeing it is there, and increasing every moment.

I desire her more and more, and do not want to play upon her feelings any longer,--I want her.

Loving her from my whole soul, I want her to respond to that love, and do not neglect any means towards that end.

It seems to me that I do not want another like Aniela, or a better one either,--I want her.

I don’t want her," said Aunt Mary with a positiveness that was final.

I don’t want her, nor no livin’ soul except my trunk; an’ I want that just as quick as Joshua can haul it down out of the attic.

I want her to feel that the fun ran straight through.

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