Chapter, Paragraph

 1   Intro, 3      |     them in these five days?~ Shame on him who has gone and
 2       2, Story8 |   makes me droop my head with shame.~ The peacock is for his
 3       2, Story24|       He replied: 'Put him to shame by thy~good conduct.'~ ~ ~
 4       4, Story3 |     do not know and be put to shame.'~ ~ ~ Hast thou heard how
 5       7, Story16|       thyself and put thee to shame.'~ ~ ~ Be not much incensed
 6       7, Story16|     of reckoning it will be a shame~ To see the slave free and
 7       7, Story20|   although he had been put to shame, he was also in danger of
 8       8, Admon5 |     thou mayest not be put to shame if~they become friends.~ ~ ~
 9       8, 21     | because thou wilt put them to~shame and wilt forfeit thy own
10       8, 45     |  weapon is made prisoner, his shame will be~greater.~ ~ ~ It