Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VII |        the exhibition, yet, oh shame! even the mother will pay
 2      1, VIII|       well cause you grief and shame. It is the tragic buskin
 3      1, VIII|       a one is looked upon--oh shame! and looked upon with pleasure.
 4     25, VI  |    extenuation of a crime; but shame, modesty, patience, discipline,
 5     29, III |       they should exhibit some shame, that, by their submission,
 6     30, VI  |      and prove their grief and shame for the crime they have
 7     30, VII |     matter of greater risk and shame not to have besought the
 8     54, XII |      speak among us so much as shame, and I ought not to seem
 9     54, XIII|       and the humility and the shame of our people that are smitten,
10     59, II  | captive, with as much grief as shame for the marriage tie? But