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1Afraid of being herself caught in a most dishonourable and traitorous act?
2I should think it most dishonourable of you to say so.
3We are most dishonourable towards our God: he is not PERMITTED to sin.
4Now, among the nephews of Arthur, was one most dishonourable; his name was Mordred.
5This child is courting a death that all who belong to her will deem most dishonourable.
6It would be most dishonourable, most unkind.
7I consider it a most dishonourable thing to come into a man's house like a treacherous I-don't-know-what.'
8If they have not these qualities, then publicity may become the most dishonourable and degrading of all trades.
9You have been detected in a most dishonourable act, and you have added to your fault by telling a lie.
10In the rebellion of the barons that followed, young Henry and his brother Geoffrey acted an equivocal and most dishonourable part.
11As it happens, I was this very morning made aware of the reason which must have prompted your most dishonourable act.
12I sought the Spaniard, and told him in confidence that you were a suitor-buta suitor upon the most dishonourable terms-tohis daughter.
13That it would be the most dishonourable thing possible for me to betray secrets which I learn in the exercise of my profession?
14Only the lowest, most dishonourable woman, a woman lost to all shame, would violate purdah, risk everything, and creep into a man's room.
15Which, though it be true, yet methought was one of the most dishonourable motions to our countrymen that ever was made; and is worth remembering.
16And seduced, partly by his own weakness, and partly by the insinuations of a crafty adventurer, he became a mystic of the most dishonourable sort.
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