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Sentences ending with grudge

In short, I owe him a grudge. [12]
You did not mean any harm, and I owe you no grudge. [10]
I always thought he owed me a grudge. [10]
Why should he have a grudge? [11]
I do not even owe you a grudge. [10]
This you have done; but I owe you no grudge. [10]
Nothing fit to couple with such a word as grudge! [6]

More example sentences with the word grudge in them

What I want you to see is that I did not grudge my brother his share of my father's inheritance, like any petty trader. [10]
I grudge every year of absence that rolls by. [4]
Though Thyone might wonder that a man pursued by Nemesis could allow himself to be borne along so thoughtlessly by the stream of pleasure, Daphne certainly did not grudge him the festal season which, when it had passed, could never return to the blind artist. [10]
And my dead wife owes me a grudge, and is as thankless as she was is her lifetime; for when she appears to me in a dream she does not give me a good word, and often torments me. [10]
I don't know what your business with him was," the long-moustached detective said to Jean Jacques, "but whatever the grudge is, if you don't want to appear in court in the morning, the walking's good out of town night or day--so long! [11]
One cannot keep up a grudge against a vacuum. [5]
We won't grudge trifles, you are welcome to anything--we shall be delighted! [2]
Besides, if he took refuge on the rock, there could be no grudge against Perce village or the Mattingleys, and Richambeau would not injure them. [11]
He had learned to love Heinz as the saint had formerly loved him, and he did not grudge him the happiness which, at the knight's age, had fallen to the lot of the man whose years now numbered eighty. [10]
Do they dare to grudge their money for the reception of Caesar? [10]
If anything outside the Church occupied a place in his regard, it was the artist, and therefore he did not grudge him what he denied to others. [10]
There was but that one person in the world with a deep grudge against him. [5]
I must confess that I owe Amasis no grudge for his conduct to me, on the contrary I pity him. [10]
Mr. Tyers testified that he had seen Chartersea that night, and Lord Carlisle and Fitzpatrick to the grudge the duke bore me. [9]
There was no telling from Jethro's manner whether he were enemy or friend; whether he bore the storekeeper a grudge for having attained to a happiness that had not been his. [9]
Do you not remember how my father offered forgiveness to the officers of the court, and to all the servants, and how he enjoined us to root out every grudge from our hearts on this day? [10]
Besides that I owe him a grudge on that account, he thwarts me at this minute, and stands between me and an end which might otherwise prove a golden one to us all. [12]
For the heritage of the Houses of Vaufontaine and Bercy he cared little--he had deeper ambitions; but this adventuring sailor roused in him again the private grudge he had once begged him to remember. [11]
The ancient grudge of the Fawes against the Druses had gained power and activity by the self-imposed exile of Gabriel Druse; and Jethro had worked upon it. [11]
You, the friend of Orange, have just declared that you did not grudge any man the faith to which he clung, and I will not doubt it. [10]
His father's line of conduct had placed him in great peril; but he owed him no grudge for it--indeed, he most deeply approved of it. [10]
See, I do not grudge you your faith, nor do I wish to disturb it. [10]
Yet he did not grudge Myrtilus the wealth without which he could not imagine him, and which his invalid friend needed to continue successfully the struggle against the insidious disease inherited with the gold. [10]
You really need not grudge me the pleasure of living my successes over again. [10]
And you owe me no grudge, I know, for you understood how forlorn I must be and came to see me. [10]
Fate owes to Love a deathless grudge, --The barbed fang has rent a heart Which--which "judge--judge,--no, not judge. [6]
The monk looked less cheerful, as he began again "You ought not to grudge yourself a goblet either. [10]
Your best plan is to lay it all on the shoulders of Hananja, the thaumaturgist; we have owed him a grudge this many a day. [10]
Old Ursel, too, is longing for the end of life, and we ought not to grudge it to her. [10]
Why grudge an hour, a month, a year, To plant my ladder and to gain the round That leads my footsteps to the heaven of fame, Where waits the wreath my sleepless midnights won? [6]
But perhaps in his greatness he did not grudge this distinction to a guest so much his inferior, and it was only the gout again inflicting its pangs upon his poor tortured foot. [10]
The image of her sister rose clearly before her mind in all its bright charm, undimmed by any jealous grudge which, indeed, ever since her passion had held her in its toils had never for the smallest fraction of a minute possessed her. [10]
Even Wayne MacVeagh--I have had a grudge against him many years. [5]
We do not grudge them anything. [2]
Bless you, they grudge me nothing. [12]
I shall not grudge it, and have already said, the times demand it. [10]
I do not grudge it to the man; he interceded boldly for Barine; he is lauded as an able scholar, and he does not lack courage. [10]
I haven't any grudge agen you, but be glad I'm not one that'd haunt you for your cussed foolishness. [11]
He's got a grudge against us because of some act of father, and he may break out any time. [11]
To practise unselfish generosity he regarded as a subtle, exquisite pleasure, which he ventured to allow himself, because he desired nothing more; others, to whom he did not grudge a prosperous career, he must warn against such folly. [10]
Besides the gemcutter's family, in whom Martialis took no interest, Caesar seemed to have a special grudge against the lady Berenike, whose husband Seleukus had been master to the centurion's father; nay, his own wife was still in the service of the merchant. [10]
Very well, we don't grudge wax fruits to any one who likes them. [10]
But the regent did not impose this choice; she did not grudge him his late happiness, and gratefully appreciated the transformation which Barbara's rare gifts had wrought. [10]
That is our common misfortune, and I shall grudge nothing to help you. [2]
I must have certainty before I can act, and your testimony alone is not sufficient, because I know from Amasis, that you have cause to feel a grudge against his house. [10]
I have no cause to wish Barine anything good; but I would not grudge that. [10]
What grudge could Carmen's husband have against Hugo Stolphe? [11]
Why should the beggar to whom you toss a silver dollar from your carriage feel a little grudge against you? [4]
That would have been profitable from no standpoint, and he had no grudge against Jean Jacques. [11]
He seemed to bear no grudge even against that ever advancing enemy, the soot, which made it increasingly difficult for him to raise his flowers. [9]
He seemed to bear her a grudge like that which the artist feels towards the culprit who has destroyed one of his masterpieces. [10]
Yes, that must be it; and the grudge that Macrinus now showed against the Alexandrians hastened the pardon which Caesar silently accorded him. [10]
Perpetua understood this and owed her no grudge for the coolness with which she met her joyful excitement. [10]
It's perfect nectar, and I confess I grudge offering it to any one who's not, like you, a perfect judge in such matters. [10]
I cannot grudge an old man his pipe, but I think tobacco often does a good deal of harm to the health,--to the eyes especially, to the nervous system generally, producing headache, palpitation, and trembling. [6]
In it he also alluded to his nocturnal interview with Heinz, and in cordial words admitted that he thought he had found in him a sincere friend, to whom, if to any one, he would not grudge his fair young sister-in-law Eva. [10]
Yet I must also accuse him of a wrong; to this hour I bear him a grudge for having, in those sorrowful hours, refused to share my property with me fraternally. [10]
His fellow-townsmen had a right to bear him a grudge, and his friends to keep out of his way. [10]
Your mother makes a public display of her grudge against mine, and her ill-feeling will only be increased if she is told that we are encouraging you to disregard her wishes. [10]
I owe you a grudge for giving Miss M---- some very exaggerated account about my not being well, and setting her on to urge my leaving home as quite a duty. [14]
He had had a grudge against me for a long time; but in his last moments he sent for me, and forgave me everything, and, weeping, gave me the beef contract. [5]
Captain Newport says: "There being among the gentlemen and all the company a murmur and grudge against certain proceedings and inconvenient courses [Newport] put up a petition to the Council for reformation. [4]

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