amour

Make the best of it, Monsieur Emile, for the sake of my amour propre.

Every circumstance attending the amour was soon known to Francisco.

You will acknowledge that to a woman of my age, such an amour must be delicious and unique.

He did not desire the blood of the gentleman; he wanted his pride and amour propre.

The amour propre suffers a distinct pain in this acknowledgment.

Ten to one that he makes the wench pay for the oath and the gendarme for the amour!

I was prying upon no amour, but seeking to confirm some vague alarms and suspicions.

We will skip from amour to amour, whirl from vice to vice; you in one direction, I in another.

There is a story that Milo punished him for an amour with his wife.

As the thing is not a nascent passion for Bothwell, it may be an amour with Riccio.