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1 I     |             a sense of shrinking or shame instinctively attached to
2 I     |     characteristics of evil,— fear, shame, prevarication, regret,
3 IV    | confiscation of goods, the flush of shame rather than the rush of
4 XV    |               and you blush not for shame. You allow the criminal
5 XXIII |       bodies of men, and blush with shame in your presence. Believe
6 XXXVII|           would surely have brought shame upon your rule; nay, the
7 XL    |            and ashes, put Heaven to shame with our importunity, we