I mean no discourtesy to her Grace, nor to you, sir.

I mean no discourtesy, madame, when I say that no successful expedition can have two heads in control.

I mean no discourtesy, Doctor, when I say that I don't believe any one understands my girl's case.

" Meaning no discourtesy," he said, "there is, then, a contradiction in Your Honor's teaching.

"The left hand, however, is nearest the heart; so be assured I mean no discourtesy."

"You understand," he said apologetically, "that I mean no discourtesy to your father or his offer.

"I know you meant no discourtesy."

"I meant no discourtesy," answered Gilbert.

"I mean no discourtesy," protested Ludwig, taking the king's arm and glancing at him with most friendly eyes.

"I mean no discourtesy," said Dave.