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 1   T-I| untroubled by fame,~don’t be ashamed to displease the reader.~
 2  T-IV|       I’m wretched if you’re ashamed to be mine!~Where is that
 3  T-IV|   for as a husband.~Don’t be ashamed even now, that you married
 4   T-V|      the most part.~See, I’m ashamed to admit it, from long disuse,~
 5  ExII|    fate.~When I read it, I’m ashamed of what I’ve written,~since
 6  ExII|     the beds myself, I’m not ashamed to say:~if they’re still
 7 ExIII|   born in that land (I’m not ashamed of my country):~it’s people
 8 ExIII|      thing so often,~and I’m ashamed my useless prayers are without
 9 ExIII|    in this place!~Though I’m ashamed to send them, they seem
10  ExIV|    even if he complains!~I’m ashamed of not having earned his
11  ExIV|   can be in my verse.~I’d be ashamed to split your name across
12  ExIV|     the rest.~I’d be equally ashamed if I shortened a syllable ~
13  ExIV|   speeded by using oars.~I’m ashamed and anxious, always making