Book, Verse

 1    2, 1068|         shall watch, with servile shame,~
 2    4, 29  |         confess my frailty, to my shame,~
 3    4, 132 |                And by no sense of shame to be reclaim’d,~
 4    4, 250 |        the crime and sanctify the shame.~
 5    4, 275 |         to honor and the sense of shame,~
 6    4, 324 |        their loves, insensible of shame,~
 7    4, 466 |          of honor, and expos’d to shame.~
 8    4, 870 |        myself, in vengeance of my shame,~
 9    5, 606 |                              With shame his glowing cheeks, his
10    5, 618 |           sorrow for the suffer’d shame.~
11    5, 884 |        now the women, seiz’d with shame and fear,~
12    6, 690 |                               The shame I bear below, the marks
13    9, 811 | Twice-conquer’d cowards, now your shame is shown—~
14    9, 1061|        country, and your king you shame!”~
15   10, 215 |        from the camp he cast with shame.~
16   10, 556 |         acts, and sense of honest shame,~
17   10, 939 |  thankless for a life redeem’d by shame,~
18   10, 1248|               Despair, and secret shame, and conscious thought~
19   11, 926 |                Till, seiz’d, with shame, they wheel about and face,~
20   11, 1018|           great Camilla, save thy shame.”~
21   11, 1077|          has seiz’d your souls? O shame,~
22   12, 346 |                               For shame, Rutulians, can you bear
23   12, 890 |                        And silent shame, are seen in ev’ry face.~
24   12, 937 |       only wanted, to complete my shame?~
25   12, 942 |           soul unsullied yet with shame,~
26   12, 970 |             And sorrow mix’d with shame, his soul oppress’d;~