"The court will not reverse the finding of the chancellor refusing a divorce [either absolute or from bed and board] on doubtful evidence especially where the weight of the evidence tends to show that neither of the parties was without fault." See, also, Nall v. Nall, 251 Ky. 125, 64 S.W.2d 453; Axton v. Axton, 182 Ky. 286, 206 S.W. 480. From our recital of the evidence it is apparent that, if the judgment is not amply sustained by the evidence, the evidence, to say the least, is so conflicting and doubtful as to forbid interference upon the part of this court.