Two more days and then it would be over without dishonour.

Then he knows that they fear him more than dishonour.

They feel it a dishonour if I don't wear them.

The only thought then governing his mind was of this dishonour that had been discovered to him.

It is an unjust law and a stain of dishonour.

There was, however, no dishonour in such a defeat.

Therefore it seems that he felt in dishonour at some point in his career.

It is a very great dishonour for us a a race to be compared with such debaters!

Death before dishonour, or if not before, then dam' soon after.

He had lived long enough to see the complete annihilation and dishonour of his enemy.

Here's your brave rescuer, to save you and the family from dishonour!

Instead of dishonour, they decided to charge with fixed bayonets.

The death penalty for children is a dishonour for adults.

Isolation, rejection, dishonour and disrespect might be expected at different times.

Lord John was genuinely shocked at the dishonour of the suggestion.

There would be no dishonour in it for they had fought like no men before them.

I would rather die than break my oath, and bring dishonour upon you.'

They can never get at you till after the death and dishonour of all that is dear to me in the world."

There was a point where self-sacrifice became dishonesty and dishonour.

Or what nunnery would take you, in your dishonour?

It could be done late at night with no dishonour for the men's relations or lack of respect.'

He might accuse me of forcing him to default on a debt, to his dishonour.

Sleep does not come when the mind is busy evolving a plan of treason and dishonour.

France and Britain had to choose between war and dishonour.

The implications of dishonour can be very serious.

To do anything less is a dishonor to them all.

I will not bring dishonor to you or our family.

Then do your best to keep our name free from dishonor.

No matter that the men in question brought dishonor on themselves.

The only thing everyone would agree upon was the dishonor.

"I've tried never to bring dishonor to my family and that was hard."

"Do not leave me with this dishonor on my name!"

Dishonor is not such a terrible thing to live with.

God knows I never meant to bring you dishonor, but there's no going back now.

He was then released and left the army in dishonor.

"Whatever the truth may be, you are your father's son and would not bring dishonor upon his house."

I am not the one who has acted with dishonor.

Everyone was scared that the dishonor would start the war again.

There would be others besides her trying to live down their parents' dishonor.

"Even those of us made old long before our time by betrayal and dishonor."

There was no dishonor in that, but some would feel left out and hurt.

Too, there had seemed no point in perhaps doing her master dishonor.

"There's no dishonor in losing a game which has already been lost."

None are to think that I make this change because there has been any dishonor among them.

No one had killed himself for the dishonor as they would have in the old tales.

In a way it was true, yet he'd traveled for miles with no sense of dishonor.

"No dishonor is involved in such a thing," I said.

There is no dishonor in taking time to be certain."

And if they do, they're the last people who should talk about dishonor."

"Nine years ago you put me to the worst dishonor that a woman can know."

Because your father, like you, wished to dishonour my mother.

She will then be kind to you, but you dishonour her.

It's a conspiracy that will change the world we know and dishonour England for ever!

Of course, we should not dishonour so formidable a god.'

Will you then dishonour him also in your spite, if he comes?'

But it will bring you dishonour to contradict her.

We dishonour the dead in this field if we question it."

Is it honouring your husband to dishonour his business?

To harm another then, would be to dishonour the sacred that dwells within all things.

Not that they'd dishonour their father's memory by forgetting," he added.

The heart rises at it; God forbids such marriages; you dishonour your white hair.

Tell me they'll not dishonour the green and gold.'

In many European versions it is made explicit that he proposes to "dishonour" her as well.

If you give me leave, I will do it in a way that would not dishonour your forebears.'

He has no need of mine, and it will not dishonour our pledge for you to use it against him.

And something personal would not dishonour the nation."

Was that not the perfect ground in which to sow a plot to lead England to ruin and dishonour?

I dare not think further, for so I should in my thoughts dishonour a noble woman!

Britain was one of the last countries to still dishonour these victims of shell shock.

It is not my intention to dishonour the glorious grape, but already now you shall get the taste of your real environment.

"Don't dishonour her beauty, or your noble name, by accepting anything but the highest bride price."

A year on, however, McManaman continued to dishonour the deal.

It means you don't dishonour those closest to you.

Harry would not want to dishonour her.

Now you return to dishonour my house, and it seems that once again you succeed in bringing the worst out of the people."

Because your father, like you, wished to dishonour my mother.

She will then be kind to you, but you dishonour her.

It's a conspiracy that will change the world we know and dishonour England for ever!

Of course, we should not dishonour so formidable a god.'

Will you then dishonour him also in your spite, if he comes?'

But it will bring you dishonour to contradict her.

We dishonour the dead in this field if we question it."

Is it honouring your husband to dishonour his business?

To harm another then, would be to dishonour the sacred that dwells within all things.

Not that they'd dishonour their father's memory by forgetting," he added.

The heart rises at it; God forbids such marriages; you dishonour your white hair.

Tell me they'll not dishonour the green and gold.'

In many European versions it is made explicit that he proposes to "dishonour" her as well.

If you give me leave, I will do it in a way that would not dishonour your forebears.'

He has no need of mine, and it will not dishonour our pledge for you to use it against him.

And something personal would not dishonour the nation."

Was that not the perfect ground in which to sow a plot to lead England to ruin and dishonour?

I dare not think further, for so I should in my thoughts dishonour a noble woman!

Britain was one of the last countries to still dishonour these victims of shell shock.

It is not my intention to dishonour the glorious grape, but already now you shall get the taste of your real environment.

"Don't dishonour her beauty, or your noble name, by accepting anything but the highest bride price."

A year on, however, McManaman continued to dishonour the deal.

It means you don't dishonour those closest to you.

Harry would not want to dishonour her.

Now you return to dishonour my house, and it seems that once again you succeed in bringing the worst out of the people."