Meanings of bear no grudge in English

I bear no grudge against my young master, who is fiery and lively.

But it's over for me, and I bear no grudge.

Yes, it is I, young man; but console yourself; I bear no grudge against you.

I bear no grudge following the murder of his daughter Marie in the Enniskillen bombing.

I bear no grudge against that worthy don and most respectable old fogie, your husband!

I know it, father, and bear no grudge.

Still, I bear no grudge for that.

But I bear no grudge against him.

I lost money by it, but I can assure you that I bear no grudge-almosta hundred pounds.

The man seemed in his rough Northern fashion to bear no grudge, and so Montgomery's fears left him.

Nevertheless, I bear no grudge against the sine and the cosine, which I continue to hold in high esteem.

I bear no grudge.

For against brave men I bear no grudge, such as ye yourselves tell me of him who bears sway in Hellas.

Were it granted, he would value it above all things; should they think good to refuse, he would bear no grudge against them.

The Tlascalans also behaved admirably; and appeared to bear no grudge, whatever, against the Spaniards, for the sufferings which their alliance had brought upon them.

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.