It will be no dishonor to you if you wish to withdraw.

If it was light, they punished the offenders, with the perpetual dishonor of their family.

Marginal rendering A. V.]" "If you do this thing you will be dishonored in the sight of God.

We learned too, that when abroad, he lived extravagantly,putting up at the most expensive hotels, giving parties, and doing many things, not only beyond his means, but that brought dishonor on the cause and colony.

For the apostle mentions them for this very purpose, that by considering the dishonor into which thou fallest, thou mightest recover thyself from this conformity, and return to thy proper dignity.

"Lady," said King Arthur, "answer me this question: is it better to dwell in honor with sadness or in dishonor with joy?"

" "The Negro need not bow his head like a bulrush in the presence of a race whose records are as stained by crime and dishonor as theirs.

Thus the country, which is full of resources, will be dishonored before the world, and the American people, who are a debt-paying people, will be disgraced by the omission on our part to do our duty.

"Besides, that enclosure has always been a dishonor for the estate, streaking it with stones and brambles, like a nasty sore.

So she disposed of her gold watch and pencil, her father's watch, a box of rich jewelry, and every available article in her possession to contribute her mite to keep dishonor from resting upon her father's name.

We cannot but think that Massachusetts will be dishonored by pursuing the stern course recommended by Ex-Governor Lincoln, who seems, by one of his letters to Mr. Fiske, to have contemplated almost with pleasure, the prospect of superintending in person, military movements against a handful of Indians, who could not have mustered twenty muskets on the plantation.

For had I not come without dishonor through a new and remarkable experience, and even defied the Mystery of the White Wolf, at perhaps more risk to myself than at the time I had imagined.

He has conducted the king's affairs in a manner so contrary to that of his predecessors that he is at this moment suspected by the clergy, hateful to the grandees of the state, hounded to the death by the heads of finance (la haute finance), dishonored amongst the magistracy.

Those things which you mentioned, cases of dishonor among them, and everything else of the sort are disgraceful and evil only through law and a kind of notion, and work no injury to either body or soul.