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And then she fell upon me-andsaid I was an ungrateful wretch.
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She shall never come in this house again, the deceitful, ungrateful wretch.
3
Just think of his taking so much trouble for such an ungrateful wretch.
4
I am a rude, ungrateful wretch, and I deserve punishment instead of reward.
5
Take that, varlet, for saving the ungrateful wretch from my vengeance.
6
Ay, mother, I am but a sorry, ungrateful wretch to weep.
7
Quoth the Dervish, when Abdallah appeared before him, Thou art an ungrateful wretch!
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I should be an ungrateful wretch if I did not, she added to herself.
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And he had the courage to go, the ungrateful wretch!
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I don't want to see you again, ungrateful wretch!
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What an ungrateful wretch to you I am.
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You call me a wretch: and I acknowledge myself to be one, a vile, ungrateful wretch.
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Would you shake your finger at me and say, What an ungrateful wretch of a bird!
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In short, I am an ungrateful wretch.
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What an ungrateful wretch I must be!
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May the Cook Philip be Hell's cry of jubilee when an ungrateful wretch is burned to ashes!
