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I am always ashamed of myself when I get one in my hand.
2
Why is it you are always ashamed of your country? with malice aforethought.
3
Once R. H. D. shot a hippopotamus and he was always ashamed and sorry.
4
For some reason Lincoln was always ashamed of this farce.
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Lucy was always ashamed of my being jilted, you know.
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He's always ashamed of it the next day, as if he had been drunk.
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I'm always ashamed that my letters contain so little news and are so uninteresting.
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He used to think me so good that I was always ashamed of not being a veritable angel.
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Hatred is always ashamed of itself.
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I'm always ashamed before your faith.
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But people are always ashamed to own the little weaknesses of self-love, which, however, all people feel more or less.
12
When they were alone again, Lucy said, smiling: "Do you know, I am always ashamed to ask you to begin to read."
13
He hated work, and he "got mad" easily; but he did work, and he was always ashamed when he was over his fit of passion.
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Ay, that's the way with you doting husbands;-alwaysashamed of your own lively sensibilities.
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'Come, come,' said George, 'Cadurcis is always ashamed of being amiable.
