Chapter

 1 1|        the cards, and seemed to wish luck to the newcomer, indifferent
 2 1|       church windows, seemed to wish to bite sculptured heads,
 3 1| assistant mysteriously. "If you wish to see the portrait, I will
 4 1|         us do at times, when we wish to escape from an inevitable
 5 1|        genius or by fame. ~"You wish to see Raphael's portrait
 6 1|        just uttered, "I have no wish to beg for either help or
 7 1|       some imposture. He had no wish to carry one more puzzle
 8 1|       FOR GOD HAS SO WILLED IT.~WISH, AND THY WISHES SHALL BE
 9 1|     THIS IS THY LIFE,~WITH EACH WISH I MUST SHRINK~EVEN AS THY
10 1|       looked at the old man, "I wish for a royal banquet, a carouse
11 1|    Therefore, after the wine, I wish to hold high festival to
12 1|       its possessor. Your first wish is a vulgar one, which I
13 1|         an unlucky wretch, so I wish that you may fall in love
14 1| Carousal, whom all bold spirits wish to try a fall with; we have
15 1|     room before he left it. His wish had been realized to the
16 2|        in which, by my father's wish, I threw myself into the
17 2|       with such a soul as women wish to find, with all the elevation
18 2|       doubt it was a mistake to wish for a love that springs
19 2|         did, and haunted by the wish to visit many countries,
20 2|        from a cloud! And then I wish for furtive joys, for the
21 2|     appearance, and may perhaps wish to avoid the disfigurements
22 2|         them cruel; they do not wish to reflect, lest they lose
23 2|  theatre, prompted perhaps by a wish to appear original that
24 2| countess showed some signs of a wish to see the floured face
25 2|         for wet weather, and my wish to go to the gaming-table.
26 2|         help me. ~" 'You do not wish to go to the pawnbroker'
27 2|        pressed her hand, 'how I wish that I were rich!' ~" 'Bah!
28 2|        it is offered. I used to wish for a rich wife, a fashionable
29 2|         feel sure that I should wish you to do nothing that could
30 2|          Have no fear, I do not wish to penetrate it.' ~"We spent
31 2|        to have my friendship? I wish I could make you amends
32 2|      inclined her head. ~" 'You wish to be a duchess?' I cried,
33 2|          repressing a yawn; the wish that she might never see
34 2|      die gracefully; and if you wish to invent a novel way of
35 2|  Library? And you may do as you wish with everything that is
36 2|  fascinated, our heads swim, we wish to sound their depths though
37 2|       we cannot account for the wish. Perhaps the thought of
38 2|     contracts whenever I form a wish - 'tis a paradox. There
39 2|     mechanical labor, without a wish of any kind; he pictured
40 2|        made him cough. ~"Do you wish for some asparagus?" the
41 2|           the banker cried. ~"I WISH FOR NOTHING!" thundered
42 2|     steppers," said Aquilina. ~"Wish for a hundred thousand a
43 2|         I have almost a mind to wish that you all were dead,"
44 3|      Marquis has not a thing to wish for. He has strawberries
45 3|         master has not a single wish left; everything comes in
46 3|         meditations, and has no wish to be distracted by the
47 3|        No. I never say, 'Do you wish?' or 'Will you?' or 'Do
48 3|      the romance that lies in a wish; and almost rejoiced at
49 3|         just as he was about to wish to see him safely outside,
50 3|         expressed the patriotic wish that grocers should be left
51 3|      for you, nothing at all. I WISH VERY HEARTILY that you may
52 3|         rather than a murderous wish? Your visit would have cost
53 3|     forehead. "But if you don't wish to see pretty women, how
54 3|         recollected the mocking wish with which he had accepted
55 3| doubtless it could not fulfil a wish fulfilled already. ~"Ah!"
56 3|        have experienced it. ~"I wish that no one might enter
57 3|   mother does everything that I wish, and my father worships
58 3|     Good God!" he cried; "every wish! Every desire of mine! Poor
59 3|     take care of our ass, if we wish to live to old age." But
60 3|         pieces, and you have no wish to split it up, we shall
61 3|         an equal degree. If you wish to expand it, we should
62 3|        she were there, I should wish to die in her arms." ~A
63 3|     reaches its end. ~"I do not wish to live to old age," she
64 3|      its retrenchment with your wish," he said to the Marquis. ~"
65 3|      opinion at once. I neither wish to force it upon you nor
66 3|         that he had neither the wish nor the courage to break
67 3|      languid dreamer, without a wish of his own. ~He went out
68 3|  terrible power. I have only to wish to do so, and I can neutralize
69 3|         you outright. I have no wish to be compelled to exercise
70 3|        life without a care or a wish Raphael led for some days'
71 3|      agonies of Christ. I don't wish that myself, sir; it is
72 3|    angry exclamation, nor yet a wish to silence the fiddles,
73 3|  fantastic picture of Raphael's wish. The heavy rain was pouring
74 3|     know if not I?" ~He did not wish to learn any more. He calmly
75 3|       broke in; "no, no! I only wish to be out of bed for an
76 3|       his grandchildren come to wish him length of days? Or,
77 3|          I want you, Pauline! I wish to die in your arms!" ~With
78 3|        for words to express the wish that was consuming his strength;