Precisely because I love you I acknowledge myself unworthy of you and I wish you to know that if you had asked my hand,--the hand of a girl who has a dowry of a million--I would have ceased to esteem you.
It is because I wish you to live to be happy that I refuse to marry," she exclaimed.
Only this time it is not for fun, but to do me a favor that I wish you to try again.
I wish you'd tell me about it," said Thorpe, daringly.
I wish you'd tell me what you really think," Thorpe urged her, mildly persuasive.
My love to your sister, if you please; and when you see my cousin, my cousin Edmund, I wish you would be so good as to say that I suppose I shall soon hear from him.
I wish you had my seat, but I dare say you will not take it, let me press you ever so much;" and Miss Crawford could hardly answer before they were moving again at a good pace.
I wish you happy, sir--I wish you a kind good-bye.
I have a guess that this gallant Chevalier has a design that I should be your proselyte; and, as I wish you to be mine, there cannot be a more fair proposal than to afford us fair conference together.
I wish you joy of your taste, Miss Mac-Ivor,' thought Edward, as they sought for his book.
And you'll excuse me being that free with you, Master Marner, for I wish you well--I do.
And now, gentlemen, I wish you good-morning," said Monte Cristo.
I wish you to write from time to time to the captains in charge of the two vessels so as to keep them on the alert.
The man said, in a low voice: "I wish--I wish you to spare me the walk back to Paris.
My dear Beauchamp, I wish you to contradict this statement.
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