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"Peets rides herd on Huggins for about a week, an' at last effects his rescoo from that hostile jack rabbit an' them crimson rattlesnakes an' blue-winged bats that has j'ined dogs with it in its attempts ag'in Huggins. Later, when Peets sends his charges, this yere ingrate Huggins lovin' money as I states wants to squar' it with a quart or two of whiskey checks on the Bird Cage bar.
Having but one arrow left in her exhausted quiver, she launched it straight at the innocent breast which had never harboured against her a defiant thought. "Ingrate!" was the word she hurled in a voice from which all its seductive music had gone forever. "Where are you going? Are they carrying you alive to your grave?" A moan from Helena's pale lips, then silence.
But Mr Pecksniff, dismissing all ephemeral considerations of social pleasure and enjoyment, concentrated his meditations on the one great virtuous purpose before him, of casting out that ingrate and deceiver, whose presence yet troubled his domestic hearth, and was a sacrilege upon the altars of his household gods.
Leckler; it all came through my kindness of heart, and your mistaken advice. But, oh, that ingrate, that ingrate!" The man of the house is about to go into the dining-room when he hears voices that tell him that his wife has gone down to give the "hired help" a threatened going over. He quietly withdraws, closes the door noiselessly behind him and listens from a safe point of vantage.
"Then," replied Bruce," he shall feel that you have a son who has virtue to be what he suspects; and from this hour I proclaim eternal enmity to the betrayer of my father; to the ingrate who embraced you to destroy!" "Come to me, my Robert!" said he, "hear and abide by the last injunctions of your father, for from this bed I may never rise more.
"Ay, and was bribed!" said the secretary. "He should be hung up," the steward cried, truculently, "before he does further mischief! And if my lord will give the word " "Silence!" the Bishop said, with a dark glance at me. "What does he plead?" The head-clerk twisted my ear until I screamed. "Ingrate!" he cried. "Do you hear his Grace speak to you? Answer him aloud!"
The Major and I breakfasted with him this morning, but your name was not mentioned, for I believed you safe." She did not appear to realize, so deep was her present indignation and regret, that my hand had found a resting-place upon her own. "You must believe me, Captain Wayne; I could not bear to have you feel that I could prove such an ingrate."
I know him so far that he would not be the ingrate Jack to turn his back on the old master or the old man. He is a good lad. But but I've ever set my face against the prentice wedding the master's daughter, save when he is of her own house, like Giles. Tell me, Tibble, deemst thou that the varlet hath dared to lift his eyes to the lass?" "I wot nothing of love!" said Tibble, somewhat grimly.
Only an ingrate would have turned and fled; and for the next hour or two I suffered Quinby to exploit my wounds and me for a good deal more than our intrinsic value.
Kaid's eyes fell, and he murmured to himself a moment, then he said slowly: "Thou didst save Egypt, thou and my friend" he gestured towards David" and my life also, and all else that is worth. Therefore bounty, and safety, and all thy desires were thy due. Kaid is no ingrate no, by the hand of Moses that smote at Sinai!" She made a pathetic motion of her hands.
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