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1   1, 70    | would he pass a virtuous and honourable life, great in wealth, in
2   2, 19    |      of territories, and the Honourable of the nations, had at once
3   3, 39    |    thing excellent, and more honourable than the whole of inanimated
4   4, 4     |    also of others, much more honourable and exalted than these, --
5   4, 6(10) |    intervention of the Right Honourable Lord Napier, I shall here
6   4, 7     |      considered worthy of an honourable sepulchre in the very front
7   5, 40(80)|   suffer him to tell these" (honourable) "things to St Mark, when
8   5, 42    |  credence to those which are honourable (to Him)? But, How can this