She used to go to his house in secular dress whenever he wanted her.
I wanted her to entertain no doubt of my utter contempt for her person, and I felt certain that she had proposed the other meetings in Venice and at the casino of Muran only to deceive me more easily.
He wanted herto try and when she did, took hold of her right hand to steady her efforts.
She was his shadow, his alter ego, his servant, his anything he wanted her to be.
He was in no hurry, for his feeling for Suzanne was not purely physical, though he wanted her.
Besides, hewanted her to hear this singer's beautiful voice.
The fact that he was lonely finally decided her and she wrote that she was coming whether he wanted herto or not.
It must come from the people who haven't wanted her.
It was plain enough that the committee wanted her suggestions, and what other people might think of her motive for helping them really mattered very little in comparison with the success of 19--'s entertainment.
It was purely for her own happiness that he wanted her to be, well--a little gayer.
He wanted her, the touch of her magnetic hands, her clinging body, her passionate abandon, with every sense.
I wanted her to go, and I thought that would be a good way to get rid of her.
I wanted her to go away, and I wouldn't get out of the current, however hard she implored.
He wanted her to think of him, in spite of his distaste for her; to think of him hopelessly.
He wanted her to take the letter off his conscience for him.
For a minute he let the pain look out of his eyes at her, looked for all the world as if he wanted her to help him.
Very strongly, wonderfully, she had a feeling that her father knew she was there, that he wanted her there.
He wanted her to know why he must possess the body of Roger Audemard, if not alive, then dead, and he wanted her to understand how important it was that he learn more about Andre, the Broken Man.
I wanted her, I felt, to come to me and help me out of this distressful pit into which my spirit had fallen.
I wanted her as barbarians want a hunted enemy, alive or dead.
He wanted her for Claire, but he wanted her also a little for himself, so that he might feel the presence of her upright friendliness.
But she saw that Winn did not want her to be that kind of a screen; he wanted her to be in the center of his situation without touching it.
He wasn't looking as if he wanted her to be shrewd.
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