1 No, I don't want you to go with me.
2 But maybe you have all the friends you want.
3 I don't want to have no trouble with Ambrosch.
4 She is too little to understand what you want of her.
5 I don't want that Jake get more done in one day than me.
6 If you're going to be a preacher, I want you to marry me.
7 It makes a woman grasping to see her children want for things.
8 'I don't want to marry Nick, or any other man,' Lena murmured.
9 The old woman downstairs didn't want to let me come up very much.
10 I want them to come over and help me cut my oats and wheat next month.
11 I won't be able to pay up on it at first, but I want her to have it before she is too old to enjoy it.
12 I was something that lay under the sun and felt it, like the pumpkins, and I did not want to be anything more.
13 When Mrs. Shimerda saw us coming, she ran from her door down into the draw behind the stable, as if she did not want to meet us.
14 He kept an alcohol lamp in his room, and a French coffee-pot, and his wife made coffee for him at any hour of the night he happened to want it.
15 Jim,' Antonia said dreamily, 'I want you to tell the girls about how the Spanish first came here, like you and Charley Harling used to talk about.
16 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.
17 I had almost forgotten that I had a grandmother, when she came out, her sunbonnet on her head, a grain-sack in her hand, and asked me if I did not want to go to the garden with her to dig potatoes for dinner.
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