I wish to goodness

I wish to goodness it never had been discovered at all!

I wish to goodness the man could prove his innocence.

"I wish to goodness it wouldn't have happened," she said.

I wish to goodness that new waitress would bring me some more bread.

I wish to goodness you had not lost him.

I wish to goodness I could think of some other.

I wish to goodness you'd taken away that window-leather, Larry.

I wish to goodness we were going to have a dinner like the one we had yesterday!

I wish to goodness she would leave me alone."

I wish to goodness she wouldn't buy a horse without a proper opinion, but it is useless talking to her.

I wish to goodness we had an alarm clock.

I wish to goodness you were a woman.

Oh, I wish to goodness you hadn't come here, Withers.

I wish to goodness now you hadn't asked Cousin Oliver to take me to the musical service.

I wish to goodness that blockade runnerwhats his name?

I wish to goodness she'd get a divorce and marry Jim Lazarus.

I wish to goodness you'd never come to Whyteleafe School, Kathleen!

But I wish to goodness the Methodists would stick to one night for their prayer meeting and not wander all over the week.

"I wish to goodness," Mr. Clinton said, that the men "didn't have to spend the night there."

I wish to goodness you could look after Mother properly,' said Deborah, severely. '

I must say its all very peculiar - I wish to goodness I knew how the thief got in.

Luke groaned, "I wish to goodness you'd go abroadnowat once, Bridget."

And then suddenly she said: 'But I wish to goodness you would not wear a Roman collar with a coloured shirt'.

said Scrubb: and then, after a pause, "I wish to goodness we'd never come."

I wish to goodness I had never said that about Barrel-rider; it would make even a blind rabbit in these parts think of the Lake-men.