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1     1,   1, 3 |     have put the Emperor to shame and doubt in no small degree,
2     1,   2, 3 |  reproached him saying: "O, shame on thee, wretch! Thou art -
3     1,   2, 3 |   am afraid thou wilt bring shame on the Right Law." On the
4     1,   5, 10|    everything that will put shame on you." We firmly believe
5     1,   7, 5 |    heaven, then, incited by shame, it tries a higher flight.
6     1,   7, 7 |   only a stone." Honour and shame go hand in hand. Knowledge
7     1,   7, 8 |   be without the feeling of shame to such an extent as this?'
8     1,   8, 4 | bygones; cast aside enmity, shame, and trouble, never admit