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I resent the aspersion cast on my integrity.
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He had been so sure his parents were wonderful people that he had never had the slightest difficulty in disbelieving the aspersions Snape cast on his father's character.† (source)
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I mean Gryffindor rooms are all well and good but the trouble with red is—it is said to send you a little mad—not that I'm casting aspersions ...† (source)
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However, he gave him enough money to settle down and live for a long time, because, as Jaime explained, that was one way to make sure Nicolas would not get involved in further acts of madness that could cast aspersions on his father abroad.† (source)
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I am not sure how to question her, without casting aspersions on the veracity of what she has set down.† (source)
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I rose to the defense of my country while casting aspersions on Moody's.† (source)
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Because he is casting aspersions on you ... Nonsense, I love aspersions.† (source)
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The son knew that it was not, who would have been first to fight the aspersion were it to come from another: that there was delicacy of behavior and thought in the old man.† (source)
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The continuing aspersions cast on her character were such that both Winnie and I were eager for her to have her day in court and prove her innocence of the charges.† (source)
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After the marriage came the wedding feast King Pellinore and his Queen—who had stood hand in hand throughout the previous ceremony, with St Toirdealbhach and Mother Morlan behind them, quite dazzled with candlelight and incense and aspersion—were propped up in the place of honour and served by Arthur himself on bended knee.† (source)
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I cast no aspersions on your character, Roran, but the fate of Alagaesia is at stake, and I cannot risk putting someone incompetent in charge of my men.† (source)
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He did not like that text; it seemed to cast an aspersion on himself.† (source)
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A departure from Jefferson's prevailing silence in Congress came late that summer when he stood in opposition to a proposal for a fast day, and in so doing appeared to cast aspersions on Christianity, to which Adams reacted sharply.† (source)
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Carrie felt this to contain, in some way, an aspersion upon her ability.† (source)
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It is simply another fact that casts aspersions on their alleged origins as landino slaves.† (source)
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"It's not at all from friendship," declared Nicholas, flaring up and turning away as if from a shameful aspersion.† (source)
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