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Sentences ending with honours

Is the prince to tarry uninstalled, because, forsooth, the realm lacketh an Earl Marshal free of treasonable taint to invest him with his honours? [5]
One was forced to acknowledge her perfection in the part she had chosen as the arbitress of social honours. [9]
He realised now that such a fate was not for him-- that he must fight, not on the field of battle like a prince, but in a Court of Nations like a doubtful claimant of sovereign honours. [11]
You with your rebellion and your tinpot honours! [11]
An' this go on, I shall presently be hung like a very maypole with fantastic gauds and make-believe honours. [5]
But the chairman of that committee is generally supposed to be in line for--er--national honours. [9]
But he teased me a deal that night when Dolly danced with the doctor, and my grandfather bade me look to my honours. [9]
Captain Ivy, however, immediately gave orders for Dyck to be admitted, but without honours. [11]
So bear yourself as you would save your head and your honours. [11]
He had taken a pass degree, when he might have captured the highest honours. [11]

Sentences containing honours two or more times

And if their honours pleased, he had a defence to make, if their honours would but listen. [9]
Some for the Honours of Old Age, and some Long for its Respite from the Hum And Clash of sordid Strife--O Fools, The Past should teach them what's to Come: Lo, for the Honours, cold Neglect instead! [5]

More example sentences with the word honours in them

Hang fast to your honours by the skin of your teeth, my lord. [11]
You say you would come down from your high place, you would give up your worldly honours, for me. [11]
Danger--oh yes, there would be danger, but Heaven would be good to her; Philip should go safe through storm and war, and some day great honours would be done him. [11]
I can say with pride that he was no indifferent servant to either, refusing honours from the Pretender in '15, when he chanced to be at home. [9]
Soon after graduating with honours as a physician, I was offered a professional post in a college of medicine in Canada. [11]
And what honours were bestowed upon her John! [10]
Perhaps from some vague rumour of his college honours which had been whispered abroad on his first arrival, perhaps because he was an unmarried, unencumbered gentleman, he had been called the bachelor. [12]
Now in the Tower lay the Lord de Courcy, the mightiest arm in England, stripped of his honours and possessions, and wasting with long captivity. [5]
These were sufficient to carry him through in three years, and there was enough profit-sharing from the drug-business he had founded on terms to shelter his mother and his younger brothers, while he took honours at the University. [11]
His pretensions as to brothership with his prosecutor, and rightful heirship to the Hendon honours and estates, were left contemptuously unnoticed, as being not even worth examination. [5]
Divine honours are to be paid to some newly attracted hero of the intellect. [10]
The honours of this world concern us little. [11]
You dare to think that you have power to drag down with you the man who honours me with--" "With his love, you'd say. [11]
He had genius, the college people said, and after he had taken his degree with honours in classics and mathematics they offered him a professorship at two thousand dollars a year. [11]
But William Phips, stubborn adventurer, destined to receive all sorts of honours in his time, has no intention of quitting London till he has his way; and this is his thought as he steps into Cheapside, having already made preparations upon the chance of success. [11]
Phips himself had sprung from the lower orders,--the son of a small farmer,--and even in future days when he rose to a high position in the colonies, gaining knighthood and other honours, he had the manners and speech of "a man of the people. [11]
Mr. Dulany was one of the presidents of the Jockey Club that year, and his horse winning the honours he presented her with his colours, scarlet and white, which she graciously wore. [9]
By the theory of the British constitution --that unwritten but very real document--in return for honours, emoluments, and titles, the burden of government has hitherto been thrown on a class. [9]
He had thought of both these honours, but there was so much to occupy him--he never had a moment to himself, except at night; and then there was planning and accounting to do, his foremen to see, or some knotty thing to disentangle. [11]
Praise and honours of all kinds had consequently been lavished upon him. [10]
His motives had not their origin in hatred of Philip alone, nor in desire for honours and estates for himself, nor in racial antagonism, for had he not been allied with England in this war against the Government? [11]
Such honours as might make him baronet, or duke, would add not a cubit to his stature. [11]
The Khedive honours me, and I can serve you betimes, Excellency. [11]
Sir Wendelin had lived through so many adventures that it pleased him now to sit peacefully on his throne, and he did his best to be worthy of the honours which the fairy had conferred upon him. [10]
I gave her less love, yet she honours me more. [11]
He had not lacked great successes, far-reaching renown, high honours, and some degree of glory. [10]
He did not know--not even he--that she had saved the Queen's life on that auspicious May Day when Harry Lee had fought the white knight Michel de la Foret and halved the honours of the lists with him. [11]
And for this I honour him," added he, "and Charles honours him, and so must all Englishmen honour him when they come to their senses. [9]
He doesn't want honours or promotion; he wants what 'd make his wife sorry to be a widow; and he's getting it. [11]
And if their honours but knew, he was as good a patriot as any in the province, and sold his wool to Peter Psalter, and he wore the homespun in winter. [9]
Why should less honours await Charles's son than his daughter? [10]
His heart was full of joy as he greeted Daphne and the Lady Thyone, whom he found with her; but his warm description of the happy emotion which had overpowered him at the abundant honours lavished upon him was interrupted by Archias. [10]
She had sacrificed everything; and since another also had sacrificed himself to give her husband the honours and estate he possessed, the game should be delicately played to the unseen end. [11]
Only his ears enabled him to receive the praises, honours, congratulations lavished here and, though he sometimes thought he had received enough, he again listened willingly and intently when a new speaker addressed him in warm words of eulogy. [10]
When Cromwell was driven from his place, great honours might await him. [11]
Now the long-desired command to appear before the sovereign had finally reached him, and, in the secure belief that it would bring fresh recognition and rare honours, he entered the royal palace. [10]
Surely it shall be said that Kaid honours thee. [11]
Your new honours and titles were got at the last by a falsehood. [11]
Not one of all the generals in the world received honours even distantly approaching those lavished upon him. [10]

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