Angry reproaches and contentions began once more; the count found a text for his continual complaints in the base ingratitude of women; he flung the carriage, horses, and liveries in his wife's face twenty times a day.
They cannot always help, but when they can, they make a point of refusing payment for their services—though they sometimes express exasperation at the ingratitude of some of the people they assist.
A. Instead of worrying about ingratitude, let's expect it. Let's remember that Jesus healed ten lepers in one day-and only one thanked Him. Why should we expect more gratitude than Jesus got?
There was a charming display of confidence and candor in his language, and nothing in the world could have induced me to deceive him or repay his confidence with ingratitude.
He told me that he had been on the point of making the fortune of several firms, but had been compelled to abandon the design owing to their rank ingratitude.
'Forgive me, Ambrosio, ' said She; 'For your own sake I must not obey you. Fear no complaints from me; I come not to reproach you with your ingratitude.
Cersei liked that not at all. Nor was she pleased by the High Sparrow's endless truculence and ingratitude. " Where is the High Septon" ? she demanded of Raynard. " It was him I summoned" .
She could think of nothing better; and though there was something in it which her own heart could not approve— something of ingratitude, merely glossed over—it must be done, or what would become of Harriet?