1 "I want you should stay here this afternoon, Ethan," his wife said.
2 Zeena continued in the same even tone: "I wanted you should stay and fix up that stove in Mattie's room afore the girl gets here."
3 You can go to the barbecue, remember that, and stay up through supper, but no balls until you are fourteen.
4 Yes, she was very glad Ellen had been forced to stay at home.
5 I'll stay here and I'll make them sorry.
6 She disliked the stiff- necked India and the foolish prattling Honey and knew they disliked her equally, but she could not stay away from them.
7 Why, Scarlett, when folks heard he was intending to go to Virginia as an army surgeon, all the ladies signed a petition begging him to stay here.
8 If her stay was pleasant, she would remain indefinitely.
9 As for Uncle Peter, he took it for granted that Scarlett had come to stay.
10 Mrs. Meade's eyes grew wet as she pictured her soldier son home at last, home to stay.
11 She was sick now, her pregnancy making itself felt in many unpleasant ways, but she refused to obey Dr. Meade's commands and stay in bed.
12 There was nothing to do but invite him to stay, although Aunt Pitty knew how the doctor and Mrs. Meade felt about him and how bitter Fanny was against any man not in uniform.
13 I'll write your mother today and tell her how much we need you, and I'm sure she'll understand and let you stay.
14 And as for why I stay here--well, I've read a good deal about sieges, beleaguered cities and the like, but I've never seen one.
15 So I think I'll stay here and watch.