1
Sooner than endure longer such indignity he would return home to Phthia.
2
What have I done, that you should treat me with such indignity?
3
What good man is there who is not moved by such indignity?
4
No, madam; I could sooner die, than offer such indignity to both!
5
It shamed the boy, really, to have to witness such indignity.
6
So I got up to go, and not be witness to such indignity.
7
I blush that relatives of mine can stoop to offer any one such indignity.
8
Swear that you did not intend to submit yourself to such indignity as that.
9
What should such dainty natures do under such indignity but leap as from death?
10
The command aroused Dick to remonstrance against such indignity toward the woman whom he loved.
11
Was ever poor animal subjected to such indignity?
12
I 'll submit to no such indignity.
13
Yes, I would face poverty a thousand times rather than see a child of mine subjected to such indignity.
14
There was, however, a large party on board who were in no humour to see an Englishman treated with such indignity.
15
She seized La Tour's hands, with a swift impulse of atoning to them for the thought of such indignity, and kissed his wrists.
16
My mother would not offer me such indignity, when she herself placed in my hand the sword with which I seek to defend my rights.
