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Sentences ending with chivalrous

He was conscious of a kind of meanness and ugly sordidness in the suggestion; but the stake--his future, his career, his position in the world--was too high to allow him to be too chivalrous. [11]
Yet as the hours went by the thought came: was he, was he so chivalrous? [11]

Short sentences using chivalrous

Only chivalrous work. [10]

More example sentences with the word chivalrous in them

All Augsburg, all the dignitaries of the realm, even the Emperor, would pity her, and the end of her life would be as proud and as renowned as that of the chivalrous hero who dies victor on the stricken field. [10]
Was it conceivable that Barbara had parted with this, his first memento, sold it, "turned it into money"?--the base words wounded his chivalrous soul like the blow of a scourge. [10]
He had never supposed before that he was chivalrous in such matters, but he now began to see it in that light, and he wondered that he could ever have entertained for a moment the idea of throwing March over. [8]
The stranger whom she had tried to draw into a flirtation was a really chivalrous man. [10]
Every chivalrous and royal virtue is in his blood. [10]
She could even relate cases of chivalrous protection of "ladies" in some of the worst streets. [4]
The letters are open imitations of the "Spectator" and the "Tatler," and, although sharp upon local follies, are of no consequence at present except as foreshadowing the sensibility and quiet humor of the future author, and his chivalrous devotion to woman. [4]
In The Trail of the Sword, the gallant French adventurer's chivalrous but somewhat merciless soul, makes a better picture than does his more phlegmatic but brave and honourable antagonist, George Gering. [11]
The gallant words of the Mayor--a chivalrous mountain man--had set dark elements working. [11]
Moreover, he did not want Iberville's life, for such devils have their likes and dislikes, and he had fancied the chivalrous youngster from the first. [11]
All together, too; none of those chivalrous magnanimities which one reads so much about --one courtly rascal at a time, and the rest standing by to see fair play. [5]
He added: "Count Luigi's request for another exchange is another proof that he is a brave and chivalrous gentleman, and I beg that the courtesy he asks may be accorded him. [5]
There were many ladies on the floor (such being the chivalrous custom when a debate or a speech of the importance of Mr. Crewe's was going on), but Austen swept them with a glance of disappointment. [9]
But as she knew little of his former life and works, I told her of his foolish pranks and chivalrous deeds. [10]
Here the chivalrous host were doomed to surprise and disappointment greater than the most hopeless of them was prepared to meet. [10]
The chivalrous courtesy he showed to all ladies was wonderfully winning. [10]
Friendship she could give him; but it was a silent friendship, an incompanionable friendship, founded upon a secret and chivalrous act. [11]
But even this does not absolve the chivalrous man from the duty of frankness and explicitness. [4]
He desired to display to these very gentlemen in every inch of his person his superior power and grandeur, and especially not to be inferior to them in chivalrous bearing. [10]
She was, however, dimly conscious of the power she had over his chivalrous mind: the power of the weak over the strong--the tyranny of the defended over the defender. [11]
Romance was his deadly foe; it made him do a stupid, if chivalrous, thing. [11]
She would of course have told him not to come, but he was chivalrous, and then her blindness would touch him. [11]
This noble and chivalrous element disappears in the novels of the English who imitated Cervantes. [4]
How can a business man, whose prosperity, whose earthly salvation, necessarily lies in the adversity of some one else, be delicate and chivalrous, or even honest? [8]
Down at the bottom of his chivalrous Irish heart he had learned the truth, that to be dependent on her would beget in her contempt for him, and he would be only her paid paramour and not her husband in the true sense. [11]
But there had been really no danger in our chivalrous, free American society, and all these precautions were long a thing of the past (which was not true). [4]
What came to Barry's mind now stunned him, and he mumbled out some words of good-bye with an almost hang-dog look to his face; for he had a chivalrous heart and mind, and he was not prone to be malicious. [11]
Don Juan of Austria, the king's chivalrous half-brother, had commenced his heroic career, and vanquished the rebellious Moors in Granada. [10]
Each one bore around its neck a note containing an expression of homage to the Emperor Maximilian, and they were all trained to alight near the richly decorated throne which was now occupied by the chivalrous monarch. [10]
He adores bull-fights, and rather regrets the Inquisition, and considers the Duke of Alva everything noble and chivalrous, and the most abused of men. [6]
This chivalrous, superb, almost youthful gentleman and hero, whose haughty, self-assured bearing so admirably suited the magnificence of his rich-hued garments, was said to be a gouty old man, bowed by the weight of care! [10]
There was that about this man who had lived life on two continents, in whose blood ran the warm and chivalrous Celtic fire, which appealed to her. [11]
A chivalrous man, a forlorn-hope man. [9]
The baron was a foreigner, he had been the object of laughter, and Mr. Crewe's chivalrous spirit resented it. [9]

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