- - Do or give something unwillingly
- - Be horribly rugged: allow unwillingly
- - Allow unwillingly
- - Reluctant to allow Barnaby first plea
- - Ask Barnaby to be envious
- - Object to being without home: urged to move
- - Resent; be reluctant to do
- - Concede reluctantly: be incredibly rugged
- - move, say, right inside in envy
- - Be reluctant to give
- - Resent shift, say, ending for worker inside
- - resent someone's pleasure or good fortune
- - resent somone's pleasure or good fortune
- - Plead with Barnaby to be envious
- - Feel resentment and envy
- - Envy the possession of
- - Concede reluctantly
- - Be resentful of
- - Resent, for example, never-ending shift outside
- - Grant with bad grace
- - Resent new girl oddly ignored in shift
- - Envy, resent
- - Resent having to be incredibly rugged
- - Give resentfully
- - Resent
- - Resent having to ask for charity, urged otherwise
- - Look upon with disapproval
- - Give reluctantly
- - Envy
- - Resent wrongfully arrested Dickensian holding up petition
- - resent appeal urged again
- - Be jealous, be sort of rugged
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