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 1 V   |    proud, was brought to such shame, were it not for the blessed
 2 VI  |      methinks, save him whose shame it chiefly bespoke, the
 3 VI  |      we do not easily suspect shame in those whom we most cherish,
 4 VI  |     forced to part! With what shame was I overwhelmed, with
 5 VI  |    Once the first wildness of shame had passed, it left us more
 6 VI  | shameless than before, and as shame died within us the cause
 7 VI  |     and the bitterness of his shame. What steps to take against
 8 VII |   thus inglorious, and should shame herself along with me. What
 9 VIII|       was more afflicted with shame than with pain. My incessant
10 VIII|    tongue speak my blistering shame, and when I should be a
11 X   |      I blame even Thee for my shame, accusing Thee in my madness!
12 X   |  sorrow that tortured me, the shame that overwhelmed me, the
13 X   |     that it would bring great shame upon them if I should now
14 XI  |  glory on me, and to cast new shame on themselves. Nor was it
15 XI  |   strength enough to dig, and shame kept me from begging. And