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 1      IV|        into my hands[26] he'll wish he'd never been born. Lucky
 2       V|        as a child. Her dearest wish was gratified; but, singularly
 3       V|   Complying with the expressed wish of the two ladies, in the
 4       V|   to-morrow, and of course you wish to prepare for it. Let me
 5    VIII|        and then added: "I only wish I knew where to find Manasseh."~ ~"
 6    VIII|     our house. How many do you wish - two?"~ ~"One will suffice."~ ~"
 7      IX| against their assaults. If you wish to repulse the man whom
 8       X|       the robbers come if they wish; he is armed and ready for
 9       X|        the young man.~ ~"But I wish to return home, to Hungary,
10       X|       But tell me, if I should wish to choose my own household
11       X|    retain nothing further, and wish nothing further, than my
12     XII|       in the lock whenever you wish to guard against any such
13     XII|     let them watch me, if they wish," returned Blanka, composedly. "
14     XII|        lose his reason. Do you wish to wager that I can't drive
15    XIII|  herself known.~ ~"What do you wish?" demanded the liveried
16      XV|         The saints have but to wish, and their desires are fulfilled,"
17    XVII|  superstition here that a[189] wish so uttered by two at the
18    XVII|       me for cherishing such a wish? Ah, let Manasseh himself
19   XVIII|    then I can't tell whether I wish to belong to it or not."~ ~
20   XVIII|   heart's treasure, unless you wish to kill me too, promise
21     XIX|       velvet finger.~ ~"If you wish to make me very happy -
22     XIX|  closed to me into the world I wish to enter. So long as that
23     XIX|   matters to-morrow."~ ~"But I wish to discuss it now."~ ~"Very
24     XIX|       his family vault. If you wish to convince yourself of
25      XX|       are. Now you may, if you wish, take me in and say to your
26     XXI|      more as they did so.~ ~"I wish you to understand that this
27   XXIII|       foot."~ ~"Kick me if you wish to," returned the vagrant,[
28   XXIII|      ramparts. Kill me, if you wish, but there will be only
29   XXIII|       do you want of me?"~ ~"I wish you to save my life."~ ~"
30  XXVIII|        power. "And what do you wish of me, my poor boy?" she
31  XXVIII|        softly in his ear.~ ~"I wish an interview with you after
32  XXVIII|   assurance that her slightest wish would be respected.~ ~"And
33  XXVIII|      he may never come back, I wish you to make my resting-place
34  XXVIII|      my side. You will do as I wish in this matter, brother
35  XXVIII|     two," said he; "it was her wish."~ ~When, after several