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 1     I|     were delivered to so great shame. Whereof S. Austin saith
 2     I|     his servants. The third is shame of sin, whereof saith S.
 3     I|       if the cross was then of shame and of villainy, she is
 4     I|       away mine opprobrium and shame, and named his name Joseph,
 5     I|        that doth or purchaseth shame, villany or hurt to another
 6     I|       should she not be put to shame and rebuke seven days? Let
 7    II|   fables, and into reproof and shame to all nations in which
 8    II|      her from this reproof and shame. And on the third day, when
 9    II|        bond of the reproof and shame, or certainly upon the earth
10    II|     three manners; that was by shame, by dread, and by love.
11    II|   dread, and by love. First by shame in blaming the hardness
12    II|       dwell in the country for shame and for the sorrow that
13    II|  christian men do me thus much shame? S. Anthony said: They do
14    II|       morn, she having greater shame of men than of God, went
15    II|     thither come, to the great shame and blame of all thy lineage.
16   III|     cruel tyrant, hast thou no shame to cut off that in a woman
17   III| medicine corporal, and it were shame to me to take it now. That
18   III|    Peter to do him despite and shame, it was sith stablished
19   III|      which I may then, without shame, look and speak with thee.
20   III|      to him: Thou hast no more shame than an hound for to do
21   III|  people might hear: Alas! what shame hath this carle done to
22   III|    through the city with great shame, and would have delivered
23   III|       angry for the sorrow and shame, and commanded anon that
24    IV|       Then for the reproof and shame he durst not come in to
25    IV|   dreaded no perils, ne had no shame of despites, but was ever
26    IV|     whom Margaret said: O what shame is it to you, when you read
27    IV|        without honour and with shame art abominable to God, for
28    IV|     him by the way. And he had shame for to beg and ask alms,
29    IV|      fortune and for to eschew shame. And anon a knight, much
30     V|      upon a woman, he had anon shame in himself and was a cruel
31     V|        night she arose without shame and came secretly to him.
32     V|   thing, durst not go home for shame, because they of his lineage
33     V|      our Lord. I have seen thy shame and heard the reproach.
34     V|    saith the gloss, because of shame, and for the honour of the
35     V|        in her bed, and without shame sprang into her bed and
36     V|       would have done, but the shame of being known of people
37     V|       of this woman doth to us shame, and reproveth strongly
38     V|      from evil, and the second Shame of the sins that she committed,
39     V|       oughtest to have greater shame of God which seeth all things
40    VI|       and because they doubted shame, they fled into Egypt. And
41    VI|   forsook it and denied it for shame, and said he had not said
42   VII|       to be delivered from all shame, great poverty, and false
43   VII|         see, and she for great shame and confusion considered
44   VII|        my lips such laidure or shame as long as I shall live,