Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: October 2, 2025
"In truth, what Albert has just done is either very despicable or very noble," replied the baron. "What can it mean?" said Debray to Franz. "The Count of Monte Cristo acts dishonorably to M. de Morcerf, and is justified by his son! Had I ten Yaninas in my family, I should only consider myself the more bound to fight ten times." As for Monte Cristo, his head was bent down, his arms were powerless.
"You have been dismissed. You told me so yourself. Were you dismissed honorably, or dishonorably?" "Dishonorably," I answered. I saw that this was not the answer he had expected. He looked both mortified and puzzled, and glanced at Heinze and Aiken as though he wished that they were out of hearing. "What was it for what was the cause of your dismissal?" he asked. He now spoke in a much lower tone.
There were others who suffered by the Wermant crash, but those were less interesting than the De Nailles. M. de Belvan found himself left by his father-in-law's failure with a wife on his hands who not only had not a sou, but who was the daughter of an 'agent de change' who had behaved dishonorably.
I'm off." "My mother " he began. "You simply can not act so dishonorably, Jones." He sat silent for a little while. "My mother " he started in again finally. "Surely your mother loves you?" I demanded. "That's the terrible part of it, Westoby, she " "Pooh!" "She stinted herself to get me through col " "Then why did you ever come here?" "That's just the question I'm asking myself now."
It would ill become my cloth and character to act dishonorably or contrary to the spirit of my religion. 'Non ignara mali miseris succurrere disco. You see, Mr.
She taxed him instantly with dishonorably abusing her confidence. The cornet made but a bad defence. He muttered something about 'fraternal affection, about 'esteem, and a great deal of metaphysical words that are destined to remain untranslated in their original Spanish.
Sheridan, somehow or other, if possible! the plain English of which is that, if her husband is not willing to let her perform, we will persuade him that he acts dishonorably in preventing her from fulfilling a positive engagement.
"I will then," she answered, and sitting down she wrote: "This is to certify that I, Christine Fenimer, have speciously, feloniously and dishonorably induced Mr. Max Riatt to make me an offer of marriage, which I knew at the time he had no wish to fulfil, and I hereby solemnly vow and swear to release him from same on or before the first day of March of this year of grace.
If he had acted according to his first and perhaps most generous impulse, the matter would soon have been decided; but he was all the time possessed of a vague fear of acting dishonorably, and it was probably this very fear which made him do what, to the minds of those whose friendship and hospitality he had accepted, had something of the appearance he wished so carefully to avoid.
Timaeus writes, that the Syracusans sent even Gylippus home dishonorably, and with a reputation lost by the unsatiable covetousness he displayed when he commanded the army. And numerous historians tell us of the wicked and perfidious acts committed by Pharax the Spartan, and Callippus the Athenian, with the view of making themselves kings of Sicily.
Word Of The Day
Others Looking