1 I did not wish to lose the early ones.
2 I wish my papa live to see this summer.
3 I began to wish I had not stayed for supper.
4 I wish my Martha could come down to see you.
5 I wish I could teach school, like Selma Kronn.
6 I don't know whose wish should decide the matter, if not hers.
7 To my astonishment, grandfather replied that I might go if I wished.
8 He wished grandmother to know, however, that he still had some money.
9 I wished I could be a little boy again, and that my way could end there.
My Antonia By Willa CatherContextHighlight In BOOK 4. The Pioneer Woman's Story: IV 10 I used to wish I could have this flattering dream about Antonia, but I never did.
11 Mama, I wish you had see the lady dance on the slack-wire in the street at night.
12 Mrs. Harling declared bitterly that she wished she had never let herself get fond of Antonia.
13 Never a tired driver passed the wooden cross, I am sure, without wishing well to the sleeper.
14 There was a note of simple gratitude in his voice that made me wish I had given more occasion for it.
15 His voice was so sympathetic and he read so interestingly that I wished he had chosen one of my favourite chapters in the Book of Kings.
16 Their quarrels on this subject passed the boundary of the close-growing cedars, and were heard in the street by whoever wished to loiter and listen.
17 I didn't want her ring, and I felt there was something reckless and extravagant about her wishing to give it away to a boy she had never seen before.
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