There'll be no dishonour in doing that, I hope.

But if things get too dangerous there will be no dishonour in you retreating to the Calma ship.

I am a grandee of Spain, the Marquis of Morella, and it will, therefore, be no dishonour for you to fight with me.

There is no dishonour, no breach of promise, no desertion in the case.

He was an enemy officer on Secret Service; there is no dishonour in that.

Nay, blush not, madam; there is no dishonour in loving a man of merit.

These clothes are passports to all, and, wearing them in her service is no dishonour.

And where there is no dishonour, no precipice yawns?

There is no dishonour in that question.

You have saved your comrades, and it is no dishonour to yield to twenty times your own force.

But there is no dishonour in recognising the clash of the intellectual case for euthanasia with its moral and spiritual implications.

'There is no dishonour here,' he told him.

We are all agreed you put up a splendid fight; and it was no dishonour to be defeated by-suchan adversary.

According to the code of the day there was no dishonour in the offer and it did not occur to her to resent it.

"Bob, speak to me, speak to me," she begged, "tell me there was no dishonour in the getting of those millions.

"Well," said Sancho, "I own it, and I grant it is no dishonour to call anyone whoreson when it is to be understood as praise.