He could not have asked Madame Léonore for hospitality because Madame Léonore had gone away already.
Abandonment—discretion—or had he quarrelled with his Léonore before leaving on the trip?
All the time the handsome and mature Madame Léonore sat by, smiling faintly, amused at her great man joining like this in a frolic of boys.
At least it was so with me who saw as through a mist Madame Léonore moving with her mature nonchalant grace, setting before us wine and glasses with a faint swish of her ample black skirt.
He spent most of that time in conversing with Madame Léonore about Dominic.
Monsieur George remained concealed for twenty-four hours in the very house in which Madame Léonore had her café.
And he said that “en effet” it was Madame Léonore who wouldn’t give him any peace.
Not to be held,” I murmured; and she whom the quayside called Madame Léonore closed her outstretched hand before my face and opened it at once to show its emptiness in illustration of her expressed opinion.
Then the self-command of Léonore gives way; she avows all in a piercing shriek.
Eléonore has relinquished her right to all the privileges and pleasures of a safe-guarded, peaceful life.
Eléonore makes fresh sacrifices which it galls Adolphe to accept.
The Count returns, and Adolphe first suffers from being compelled to deceive him, and then endures the torture of seeing Eléonore sacrifice everything for his own sake, give up at one and the same time her home and her fortune.
He writes, but Eléonore will have nothing to say to him, and avoids him.
Eléonore inherits her father's fortune and is no longer dependent upon Adolphe's protection.
The tender but faint protestations of love made now and again by Adolphe to Eléonore resemble the weak, colourless leaves put forth from the branches of some uprooted tree.
Never before has Eléonore been thus loved, for however much true devotion her protector has shown her, there has always been a touch of condescension in it.
Yet a little while and the struggle ends in victory, the same woman who succumbs under the name of Eléonore is crowned at the Capitol as Corinne.
Eléonore sees through his efforts to appear overjoyed when they meet, and one of those terrible scenes ensues with which Mme.
When the box door was opened, Éléonore hesitated about going in.
The loving Éléonore heaved a profound sigh, and decided at last to take the arm which young Callé offered her.
Dubotté would assent, promise Éléonore to return very soon, and pass the whole evening away from her.
During the act, Éléonore dropped her opera glass on the floor.
ELÉONORE enters from the door leading to the Duplays' apartments.
ELÉONORE [taking his hand, and with child-like vivacity].
The tears and remonstrances of his wife Éléonore de Roye (see ante, chapter xiv.
He and Eléonore lived in the same house as a betrothed couple, not as lovers.
Eléonore Duplay, the eldest daughter of his host, inspired Robespierre with a more serious attachment than her sisters.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "onore" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
