Chapter

 1  1,1|         himself victimized, when his honor and fortune, his present
 2  2,4|              to the warning voice of honor and conscience are restrained
 3  2,4|            and I give you my word of honor that I will redeem them
 4  3,1|        believe you! You are a man of honor - I only needed to see your
 5  3,1|     Ferailleur. To what do I owe the honor of this visit?" ~ ~"To your
 6  5,3|           resolved to give a fete in honor of his deliverance, and
 7  5,4|             had contracted a debt of honor - he had imprudently lent
 8  5,5|             saying gravely: "Upon my honor, I am not jesting. What
 9  5,6|           therefore swear, upon your honor as a gentleman, never to
10  6,1|         committed. She had given her honor as the price of her son'
11  6,2|            her duty, and trample her honor under foot. You have heard
12  6,4|          that I forgot self, family, honor, and all the most sacred
13  6,5|           said that I sacrificed the honor of a noble name and the
14  7,3|      accepted ignominy, so that your honor might be preserved intact.
15  7,3|            render an account of your honor to him!' My God! If women
16  7,4|             with the last vestige of honor here. And the business pays
17  9,3|            repugnant to her sense of honor, and her pride, that for
18  9,3|            her scruples. Was not her honor, and Pascal's honor also,
19  9,3|              her honor, and Pascal's honor also, at stake - as well
20  9,5|          quickly - very quickly. The honor of two persons is imperilled
21 10,2|              I swore that I would do honor to his teachings - and when
22 11,4|              of persons who deign to honor me with their confidence.
23 11,5| determination, would he renounce his honor, his future, and the woman
24 12,1|         incomparable guardian of his honor - that he owed his resolution
25 12,1|             deprived him both of his honor and of the woman he loved.
26 12,1|              husband who exposes his honor and happiness to such terrible
27 12,4|            betrothed of another, and honor requires she should forget
28 13,1|            No; I give you my word of honor it isn't. Leaving you quite
29 13,4|             and depriving him of his honor - dearer than life itself -
30 13,5|     obligation - in short, a debt of honor." ~"A debt of one hundred
31 13,7|             don't do a scoundrel the honor to cross swords with him." ~"
32 13,7|           and we will swear upon our honor not to reveal the secret
33 13,7|                 You have our word of honor," replied both the baron
34 13,8|            needful to pay my debt of honor; but my embarrassment is
35 14,1|       intended to place his outraged honor in their care. They should
36 14,5|                 Astonishing, upon my honor! But afterward?" ~"I shall
37 15,1|             reputation, the spotless honor of our house, my happiness,
38 15,2|              I was convinced that my honor compelled me to make it.
39 15,6|             boast of their unsullied honor, and they are respected
40 16,3|                I should feel that my honor required me to investigate
41 16,3|           you." ~"Really?" ~"Upon my honor!" ~"And when can you let
42 17,1|              my own satisfaction and honor. Heavens! how I should have
43 18,2|            against you. Yes, upon my honor! I felt sure that I should
44 18,3|        nothing undone to preserve my honor in the eyes of the world,
45 18,5|              in giving me back life, honor, everything - for you are
46 19,2|          Might it not compromise her honor? and later on might it not
47 19,4|          confided to M. de Fondege's honor. This scrap might be lost,
48 20,1|           requested the pleasure and honor of an introduction to this
49 20,2|      suspected him, the very soul of honor, and pleading in self-justification