bear malice toward

The man who would take the keenest delight in binding up the broken leg of a poor little rabbit that he found in distress, certainly could not bear malice toward an uneducated woodsman, who had never had half a chance to learn better things than entertaining an unreasonable desire for revenge.

She was too tender-hearted to bear malice toward the dead, but she could not touch his money.

And amazed and bewildered I look at the touching tableau before me of kissing and reconciliation, for Lucy can bear malice toward no one, and is ready to forgive before others repent, and I look from one to the other, wondering what it was that upset them so completely, for certainly no words of mine caused it.

To the soothing counsel, "You must not bear malice toward that young Virginian; remember, he is one of us."

I don't bear malice toward you because you were dissatisfied with me.