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And Hassan hung his head in abashment before the King and his father.
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In some new sort of half-abashment she found no immediate reply.
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Mr. Garland accepted the introduction with signs of abashment, but stated his business simply.
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She raised her eyes with a half-smile of abashment.
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He was swept by a sudden awed abashment.
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Without the slightest abashment, but rather as a superior, the King looked down at the young Sultan.
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They held no trace of abashment.
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The hot blood mounted to the boy's cheek, whether in abashment or in anger would be impossible to say.
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His small, blue eyes, bathed in the moisture of altruism and wooziness, looked upon you kindly, yet without abashment.
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It seemed to make a proper impression, for he grinned abashment, as a Negro grows whiter when he blushes.
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It will be victory enough for me to display the jewel, and abashment enough for him to know he was wrong.
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The image's power came from its sheer rarity: a gay, high-profile sporting couple showing their love in public without the slightest abashment.
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Her strength was answering now to the demand upon it; his utter abashment before her could not but help her to calmness.
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Bennietod, pale and manifestly weak, grinned cheerfully and fumbled in sudden abashment at an amazing checked Ascot which he had derived from unknown sources.
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He neither blinked nor showed the slightest abashment or hesitation as his soft eyes looked steadily into mine with all the innocence of an angel.
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She seemed another woman than the self-possessed young beauty he had met a month before on the Limited, but he found her shy abashment charming.