But if I were happy with that it would be very ungrateful.

But he has been very ungrateful, and lives a most evil life.

I should be very ungrateful not to, and I love candy, too.

I should be very ungrateful, indeed, if I did not do so.

I like him, certainly; I would be very ungrateful if I did not.

And all the Court scolded, and said that the Nightingale was very ungrateful.

I should be very ungrateful if I did not often think of you.

He will never forgive me, and I feel very wicked and very ungrateful.

You are a good, affectionate sister to me, and I am very ungrateful.

I should be very ungrateful, indeed, were I to hate you.

Indeed, I shall seem very ungrateful to him-toall-ifI do not write.

That was very ungrateful, and selfish, and cruel of them, Reuben!

I am very ungrateful, for he flatters me abundantly; but unluckily I know it.

I must seem very ungrateful, I know; but I'm not.

Thank you that makes me feel very ungrateful and unkind.

What a very ungrateful girl I am to you all!