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She is thus quoted: Julian Hawthorne is nothing more than an old grouch.
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Colman Sweeney admits sometimes to knowing how the old grouch felt.
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Even so, the old grouch had been none too considerate.
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I'm almost ready to think old grouch Wells did have a hand in this.
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Why is it," confidentially, "that Howard is such an old grouch?
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You've no license to kick, you old grouch.
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She laughed, shrugged her shoulders, pouted, called him an old grouch, or cooed like a dove.
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What have you got to say about it, you grumbling old grouch with the crooked face!
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You never could please the old grouch.
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The neighbors conceded generously that it was more than they had expected of an " old grouch."
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Do you like the old grouch?
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He's a regular old grouch.
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He was tired of this continual nagging and fussing over small matters; some day he would tell the old grouch so.
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You're a good kid, and I ain't about to stand by and watch you mope off 'cuz that fat old grouch don't got time.
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You know what an opinionated beast Old Grouch is.
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" Old grouch," cried Mollie, shaking a vindictive little fist after the departing farmer.
