Part,  Chapter

 1    II,     III|           that is, she did me the honour to select me as her antagonist
 2    II,      IV|  possessed, his spotless name and honour, and had ruined him for
 3    II,      IV|         by one of my ancestors in honour of St. Vincent de Paul.
 4    II,     VII|           couple took the seat of honour. I was placed to the right
 5    II,     VII|         is very ill, and begs his honour, the Dr. Dumany, to be kind
 6    II,     VII|           at once."~ ~That was an honour indeed, and I lost no time
 7    II,    VIII| necessaries. "Will it please your honour to take some tea?" asked
 8    II,      IX|  breakfast-table. I requested the honour of paying her a professional
 9    II,      IX|            I have done myself the honour to ask for her hand, and
10    II,      IX|           fit to shake my hand in honour of the new relation between
11    II,       X|        give me peace and rest and honour in my grave, and to those
12    II,       X|          it was a scheme that did honour to my special demon. I would
13    II,      XI|           a death on the field of honour and glory, as a hero and
14    II,    XIII|       preceding day some badge of honour. At the recommendation of
15    II,    XIII|  Chevalier Cross of the Legion of Honour was pinned to my breast,
16    II,     XIV|       home from the gory field of honour might speak to his wife
17    II,     XIV|          soul's salvation, and my honour, it doubled that money,
18    II,      XV|         the star of the Legion of Honour! He - "~ ~I was furious.
19    II,     XVI|          I had to give my word of honour that the lady with me was
20    II,    XVII|          Of course, the pride and honour of Countess Vernöczy were
21    II,    XVII|     importance than the life, the honour, of an insignificant fool
22    II,    XVII|         my disposal. But now your honour and reputation are saved;
23    II,    XVII|           return for his name and honour, I should have spoken. Oh,