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1 Pre|          involves some measure of disgrace.~ ~ Therefore I will grant
2   2|          replied. ‘You will bring disgrace upon your house, and be
3  10| recognized me carrying corn? What disgrace, what infamy for me and
4  10|        into prison or taken me in disgrace to Caesar? Or let’s suppose
5  14|       nothing, that was at once a disgrace and a mental anguish which,
6  14|         that would be a perpetual disgrace upon your house.~ ~ ‘What
7  14|        not be made public without disgrace to you all. Then you are
8  18|       resistance. And do not fear disgrace to yourself. Did not the
9  18|        would be nothing; but what disgrace you will inflict upon your