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Meanings of own wish in English
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Usage of own wish in English
1
He does not send me away; I go by my own wish.
2
Here again her isolation was partly the result of her own wish.
3
He died in Brittany, but was buried here by his own wish.
4
But it was her own wish that I should begin to work.
5
Why does a man defrauded of his own wish to recover it?
6
Stepping out he finds his own wish fulfilled-heis in the Middle Ages.
7
It was the course dictated by his own wish, she knew.
8
It is by his own wish that he is leaving to-day.
9
His own wish and counsel, however, he refrained as yet from making known.
10
Whilst Thorwaldsen lived, I often, by his own wish, sate at his side.
11
My own wish list, inevitably idiosyncratic, would feature a resurgence of the radical centre.
12
By his own wish the funeral had been as simple and private as possible.
13
I did but speak my own wish, said the earl.
14
It was your own wish to take those little kisses.
15
You are my guardian: you stand in my father's place, by his own wish.
16
The Lord has spoken His own wish through your lips.'
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