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I could see buzzards circling high in the distance, which reminded me of that ingrate Buster.† (source)
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An ingrate to the care we have shown her.† (source)
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What was that, you ingrate?† (source)
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God only knows why she loves an ingrate like you, but she does.† (source)
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And now he was paying the price; his own son had turned out to be an ingrate, too.† (source)
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They found out we had my father in Comfort Hill and that I rarely visited, and thus 1 was an ingrate dad-abandoner.† (source)
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And just when he had gotten it to the point of learning to eat nothing at all, the ingrate up and died.† (source)
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Ingrates.† (source)
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"You insufferable ingrate!" whispered the voice behind the confessional screen.† (source)
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Clara was the only one to notice the change in her expression, since Esteban was absorbed in his usual monologue about the ingrates who bite the hand that feeds them, "all because of those goddam politicians like that new Socialist candidate, a real nincompoop who has the nerve to ride up and down the country in his shabby little train, stirring the people up with his Bolshevik ideas, he'd better keep away from here if he knows what's good for him because we'll make mincemeat of him, we're ready and waiting, there's not an owner for miles around who doesn't feel the same way I do, we're not letting anyone in here to start preaching against honest work, the reward for work well done, the rewa† (source)
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What an ingrate.† (source)
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There's one of the thieving ingrates!† (source)
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Don't give the ingrate anything.† (source)
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Ingrates, that's what you are!† (source)
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Here's you daughter, you ingrate.† (source)
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Well, they had been ingrates, all of them, himself included.† (source)
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