Certainly not; by no means; I have no such intention, unless, indeed-

Kingsley suspected me of some such intention, and earnestly protested against it.

He was quite certain that he never had had any such intention.

The lady professed utter ignorance of any such intention on Fanny's part.

You do not imagine-youcannot suppose that I had any such intention?

But I cannot believe in the possibility of any such intention.

Nobody in the valley believed Mr. Mostyn had any such intention.

But the Sergeant did not appear to have any such intention.

But as Stripes showed no sign of any such intention, the bear hesitated.

Gradually it dawned upon him that they had no such intention.

I can only assure you that I had no such intention.

Almost from the first, however, Bonaparte seems to have had no such intention.

MENO: Indeed, Socrates, I protest that I had no such intention.

Lord Ferriby had, in truth, come to the meeting with no such intention.

Why should he come to her if he himself had no such intention?

Unfortunately, no such intention is evident from the department's actions.