1
As for my own fair fame, I am not thinking of myself.
2
With whom but the king could you have trusted your fair fame?
3
That was the end of their fair fame in Banbridge, in their world.
4
She was quite content that her fair fame should rest in his keeping.
5
He would not thus jeopardise the fair fame of his betrothed.
6
So with fair fame and unvexed heart may Aristagoras fulfil his twelve-month term.
7
A careless word or two shall easily suffice to smirch your fair fame.
8
Lady Bearwarden's fair fame would equally be dishonoured before the world.
9
Who has said it does not tarnish the fair fame of our country?
10
Does she know the value of affluence and a fair fame?
11
It is not a question of loyalty, but one which concerns my fair fame.
12
His fair fame, however, has ever since been blasted with the breath of cowardice.
13
Grace never has, and never shall do anything that would compromise her fair fame.
14
What a blow would that be to his own fair fame, already somewhat tarnished!
15
Therefore the menace to her fair fame in their preservation is not a question involved.
16
No single specification of cruelty was ever alleged against the fair fame of Francis Marion.
